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Duplicate of Julius Caesar Act One
Duplicate of Julius Caesar Act One
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Julius Caesar Act One Summary
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1
How does Cassius claim that Caesar is weak?
All of the above
Caesar needed help swimming
Caesar had a siezure
Caesar had a fever in Spain
2
At the end of Act One, who do the men decide they need on their side to kill Caesar?
Flavius
Cassius
Brutus
Cinna
3
Why does Caesar ask Antony to touch his wife, Calpurnia during the race?
She is good luck.
Touching her will help with her sterility.
Antony is her brother.
4
Brutus can be characterized as...
A poet
A rude, abasive, crude Roman
A respected, intelligent, honorable Roman and friend of Caesar
An untrustworthy fool
5
Who is the author of this play?
Author Unknown
Homer
Aristotle
William Shakespeare
6
What holiday are the Romans celebrating at the opening of the play?
Feast of Calpurnia
Feast of Caesar
Feast of Lupercalia
7
How do Flavius and Marullus show their feelings toward Caesar?
They throw tomatoes and yell BOOOOO at Caesar
They punch him in the face
They attack Caesar
They take down the decorations and "disrobe the statue"
8
What is another word for a soothsayer?
Nanny
Politician
Merchant or Seller
Fortune-teller
9
Finish the soothsayer's warning: "Beware the ides of...."
May
Rome
March
Time
10
What type of play is this?
Tragedy
Historical
Romance
Political Drama
11
In which city does this play take place?
Rome
Florence
Athens
Verona
12
This play is based on the life of a real man, Julius Caesar.
False
True
13
What country is the setting for our play?
England
Italy
14
How many times does Shakespeare tell us Caesar is offered the crown?
Two
One
Three
Four
15
How do Flavius and Marullus feel about the celebration?
Bitter and jealous
Excited
Cheerful
Interested
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What are reasons Caesar gives to Antony for not trusting Cassius?
He thinks too much
He reads too much
Doesn’t like plays or music
All of the above
