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WorksheetsJulius Ceaser
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 17mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How many times was ceaser stabed
a)
1 time
b)
23 times
c)
50000000 times
d)
32 times
2.
who stabed ceaser last
a)
Antony
b)
ceaser
c)
Brutus
d)
The people
3.
How was the leader of the conspiracy
a)
Brutus
b)
Cassius
c)
JOHN CENA
d)
Ceaser
4.
who said beware of the IDEAS OF MARCH
a)
Ceaser
b)
Brutus
c)
Soothsayer
d)
Octavias
5.
Two of the main self-named Liberators were...
a)
Caesar and Pompey
b)
Caesar and Brutus
c)
Brutus and Cassius
d)
Cassius and Pompey
6.
What does "the Ides of March" mean?
a)
The Eyes of March
b)
March 15th
c)
Time for the Festival
d)
March 1st
7.
Caesar ignores all of the warnings because
a)
he does not trust the augerers
b)
he feels invincible
c)
he trusts Calpurnia
d)
he trusts Marc Antony
8.
At the end of the play, Brutus and Cassius are both
a)
captives
b)
victorius
c)
dead
d)
ghosts
9.
How does Caesar demonstrate his overconfidence in Act 1?
a)
He dismisses the soothsayer's warning
b)
He threatens a lion
c)
He says he is stronger than Death
d)
He ignores warnings about Cassius
10.
What is logos?
a)
A rhetorical appeal to an audience's emotions
b)
A rhetorical appeal related to the speaker's trustworthiness
c)
A rhetorical appeal that uses logic and reason to persuade an audience
d)
A rhetorical appeal related to the speaker's personal opinions
11.
Not that I loved Cæsar less, but that I loved Rome more (3.2.23)
a)
Cassius
b)
Brutus
c)
Mark Anthony
d)
Caesar
12.
What is an aside?
a)
Words spoken so everyone can hear them
b)
Private words for just the audience or a specific character
c)
A long speech to share a character's thoughts
d)
A short and amusing story
13.
Which of the following is not a theme from the play?
a)
Growing up is difficult
b)
Overconfidence can lead to disaster
c)
Women have no power in Roman society
d)
Misinterpreting signs can lead to trouble
14.
Which of the following does Antony use to his advantage during his funeral speech for Caesar?
a)
Caesar's will
b)
Caesar's body
c)
Caesar's cloak
d)
All of the options
15.
Other than being an excellent general, what is one of Caesar's main positive leadership qualities?
a)
Ego
b)
Legacy
c)
Excellent public speaker
d)
Wealth
16.
Who is Caesar's loyal lieutenant?
a)
Brutus
b)
Pompey
c)
Antony
d)
Cassius
17.
How does the crowd react to Caesar's mock coronation?
a)
Applaud his kingship
b)
Are displeased with the idea of a king
c)
Urge Caesar to take the crown
d)
Riot against Caesar and the Senate
18.
Who is the author of Julius Caesar?
a)
Virgil
b)
Shakespeare
c)
Homer
d)
Caesar
19.
A drama where the main character causes his own downfall and the play ends in a catastrophe is called what?
a)
comedy
b)
epic
c)
tragic hero
d)
tragedy
20.
When are rhetorical devices most commonly used in Julius Caesar?
a)
soliloquies
b)
asides
c)
monologues
d)
stage directions
21.
Which characters gives a soliloquy in Act I?
a)
Brutus
b)
Cassius
c)
Caesar
d)
Marullus
22.
The driving force behind a character's actions is called what?
a)
characterization
b)
motive
c)
monologue
d)
foreshadowing
23.
The storm in scene iii can serve as what?
a)
pun
b)
foreshadowing
c)
dialogue
d)
allusion
24.
Beware the ides of March (1.2.23).
a)
Soothsayer
b)
Portia
c)
Cassius
d)
Mark Anthony
25.
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears;/
I come to bury Cæsar, not to praise him (3.2.79-80).
I come to bury Cæsar, not to praise him (3.2.79-80).
a)
Brutus
b)
Mark Anthony
c)
Cassius
d)
Portia
26.
Who stabs Ceaser in the heart?
a)
Casca
b)
Brutus
c)
Metellus
d)
Antony
27.
In act three who got killed by the plebains (commoners)?
a)
Brutus
b)
Ceasar
c)
Cinna (poet)
d)
Cassius
28.
How many times did Caesar deny the crown to become king?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
29.
Who is behind the idea of killing Caesar?
a)
Brutus
b)
Casca
c)
Cassius
d)
Antony
30.
What happened on the Ides of March?
a)
Caesar crossed the Rubicon
b)
Caesar was assassinated
c)
Caesar defeated Pompey
d)
Caesar married Cleopatra
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