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WorksheetsJulius Caesar Act 2 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
How did Decius convince Caesar to go to the Capitol?
He says all omens have been cancelled
Calpurnia finally agrees with him
He found the heart of the sacrificed animal
He says the senate will believe Caesar is weak if he doesn't go
Brutus wants the conspirators to swear an oath to make sure no one backs out of the enterprise
True
False
Why does Cassius want to kill Antony?
He is jealous of him
He wants his job
He stole Cassius's wife
He is afraid he will want revenge for killing Caesar
What is the dream Calpurnia had about Caesar?
A statue bleeding out of a thousand holes
The priests cannot sacrifice an animal
Antony kills Caesar
He leaves her
Decius convinces Caesar to go to the capitol because he interprets Calpurnia's dream to mean...
Caesar will bring strength to Rome
He needs to die for Rome
the blood from the statue is Pompey's
Calpurnia was crazy
How does Caesar respond to the priests advice to stay home?
orders them to be killed
he agrees to stay home for them
if he doesn't go out, it will show he has no heart
tells them to leave his home and speak of it no more
Who writes a letter to warn Caesar?
Brutus
Calpurnia
Portia
Artemidorus
Why doesn't Brutus want Cicero to join in on the conspiracy?
He is too close to Caesar
He won't take orders from anyone
He wants Caesar to live
He hates Brutus
In Brutus' decision to join the conspiracy he compares Caesar to a...
tyrant
snake
bee
Portia knows Brutus is not being honest with her because...
she doesn't feel loved by him
she is a soothsayer and had a strange dream
he is not eating or sleeping and will not answer her questions
she has found out about the conspirators plot to kill Caesar
Why do the conspirators claim they must kill Caesar?
They think his ambition will take over
He lied to get where is now
He killed the king
What decision does Brutus make about Caesar?
Because he is Caesar's friend, he will stand by him.
He won't stop the conspiracy.
Caesar must die for the good of Rome.
Brutus' many monologues in the orchard in the middle of the night are an example of...
an aside
a soliloquy
a speech
his delusions
Caesar's tragic flaw may be...
his wife
his friends
his ego
What are the results of the sacrifice that the priests make?
the animal had no lungs
the animal had no heart
the animal had no stomach
the animal had no eyes
