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Julius Caesar Act III

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is it ironic that Caesar dies at the base of Pompey's statue?

a)

Pompey never liked Caesar

b)

Caesar defeated/killed Pompey

c)

Pompey had also been killed by the conspirators

2.

Why do the conspirators bathe their hands in Caesar's blood?

a)

To show that they were murderers

b)

To fulfill what the Soothsayer warned him of

c)

To make it seem like a sacrifice

3.

Why does Antony grieve after Caesar's death and then pledges allegiance (loyalty) to the conspirators?

a)

Both his grief and pledge are sincere

b)

His grief is sincere, but his loyalty is not sincere

c)

Both are insincere because he doesn't want to be suspected

4.

It is a tactical error when Brutus allows Antony to do what?

a)

Give a funeral oration (speech)

b)

Flee the country

c)

Create mass chaos in Rome

5.

How is Antony's speech so effective?

a)

Antony appeals to the crowd's emotions

b)

Antony is dishonest and sly.

c)

Antony adheres only to facts

6.

What is the main difference between Brutus' and Antony's funeral orations (speeches)?

a)

Brutus offends the Roman plebians; Antony wins their approval

b)

Brutus focuses on Caesar; Antony focuses on Rome's greatness

c)

Brutus argues that Caesar was ambitious; Antony argues that Caesar wasn't ambitious

7.

What does the Soothsayer say when he saw Caesar on the way to the capital?

a)

Although the Ides of March have come, they are not over yet.

b)

He warns him about the heart missing from the beast.

c)

He warns him what happened at the feast of Lupercal.

8.

What does Artimidorus do in this act?

a)

He warns him that the Ides of March has come but is not over yet.

b)

He gives Caesar an important letter about Caesar but Caesar won't read it because he's full of himself.

c)

He wants to join the consiracy.

9.

When Popilius says to Caesar, "I wish your enterprise today may thrive," Cassius realizes...

a)

that no one except the conspirators know about the plan.

b)

that Popilius wants to join the conspiracy

c)

the plan of the conspiracy has gotten out to the Roman people and some support it.

10.

Who requests that his brother's banishment be repealed and he return to Rome?

a)

Publius Cimber

b)

Metellus Cimber

c)

Octavius Caesar

11.

How does Caesar respond to Metellus Cimber's request about his brother?

a)

He says he will consider it after he is crowned that day.

b)

He says that since he is so high up in power, his decision is final and as constant as the Northern Star.

c)

He sends Metellus to go bring his brother back to Rome.

12.

What does Brutus tell the conspirators to do after Caesar's death?

a)

Bathe their hands in Caesar's blood and show the people their sacrifice

b)

Plan a speech for Caesar's funeral explaining their reasons

c)

Put a new statue of Caesar in the marketplace.

13.

To whom is Antony referring to as "the noblest man that ever lived in the tides of time"?

a)

Antony calls Caesar this while speaking to his corpse.

b)

Antony calls Brutus this in his funeral oration.

c)

Antony calls Octavius this because he is Caesar's heir.

14.

Who is Octavius Caesar and where is he?

a)

He is Caesar's brother and is waiting outside of Rome to come in.

b)

He is Caesar's nephew/adopted son and is waiting outside of Rome to come in.

c)

He is Caesar's cousin and has been banished to a different country.

15.

What document does Antony share with the Roman mob?

a)

Caesar's journal

b)

Caesar's will

c)

Brutus' will

16.
Why did Antony run away from the Capitol at first?
a)
Didn't want to die
b)
Went to get help
c)
Went to get a dagger to join them
17.

Who does the riot kill at the end of this Act?

a)

Cinna

b)

Cinna the Poet

c)

Casca

d)

Brutus

18.
How has Calpurnia's nightmare come true?
a)
It did not come true; she is just a crazy wife. 
b)
Ceasar's body was stabbed many times by the conspirators. 
c)
The heartless sacrifice predicted evil events in Rome. 
d)
Calpurnia did not have a nightmare; it was Portia, and Caesar was stabbed to death. 
19.
What did Caesar leave the people in his will?
a)
money for each citizen, private gardens and orchards
b)
nothing, he really would have become a tyrant
c)
a park set aside for a statue of him to be honored
d)
his silver, gold, and precious works of art
20.
The items Caesar left in his will reveal what about him?
a)
that he really did care for the people of Rome
b)
 that he really was nothing but a proud arrogant man
c)
that he had his wife's best interest in mind
d)
none of  these are true
21.

How many times was Caesar stabbed?

a)

31

b)

33

c)

23

22.

Who is the first to stab Caesar?

a)

Casca

b)

Cinna

c)

Metellus Cimber

23.

Who is the last to stab Caesar?

a)

Cassius

b)

Brutus

c)

Casca

24.

Who says, "Et tu, Brute?" which is Latin for, "Even you, Brutus?"

a)

Antony

b)

Cassius

c)

Caesar