Caesar Act II Scene 2

What did Calpurnia cry out in her sleep that initially alarmed Caesar?

• The gods are angry!

• Help ho, they murder Caesar!

• Beware the Ides of March!

• Rome is falling!

What is Caesar's philosophy regarding death, as expressed in his speech to Calpurnia?

• Death is a necessary end that will come when it will come.

• Cowards die many times, but the valiant die only once.

• It is foolish to fear death, as it is an unavoidable fate.

• All of the above.

How does Decius Brutus reinterpret Calpurnia's dream of Caesar's statue spouting blood?

• It signifies that Caesar will be assassinated by his closest friends.

• It means that Rome will be revived and great men will seek honor from Caesar.

• It foretells a great battle where Caesar will emerge victorious.

• It warns of a plague that will sweep through Rome.

What is the final decision Caesar makes about going to the Senate House, after hearing Decius Brutus's reinterpretation of the dream?

• He decides to stay home, convinced by Calpurnia's fears.

• He decides to send Mark Antony in his place.

• He decides to go to the Senate House, dismissing his earlier fears.

• He decides to postpone the Senate meeting indefinitely.