Duplicate of Caesar Acts I-V

"The fault, dear...is not in our stars, but in ourselves that we are underlings. Who said this?

The feast of Lupercal was traditionally celebrated when?

Who pretended to be Brutus so that he could escape?

Why is Brutus needed in the conspiracy?

Because Shakespeare was a great observer of human nature, he is called

Who said,"Lowliness is young ambition's ladder"?

"Think of him as a serpent's egg and kill him in the shell." -  is an example of...

"I come bury Caesar not to praise him."

Which was not a source Shakespeare used for writing his plays?

Caesar was stabbed 37 times.

Whose job is it to ensure that Caesar goes to the Capitol?

What is Caesar's tragic flaw?

How many people could the Globe accommodate?

Caesar left 75 drachmas to each citizen and land to the city of Rome.

Shakespeare lived during the _____age.

What is Brutus's tragic flaw?

 As the play opens, people are celebrating a religious holiday associated with

Who wrote the anonymous letters to Brutus?

Who said, "I am constant as the Northern star"?

Which is not a supernatural event?

How many "anonymous" letters are mentined in Act 2 ?

Lepidus is compared to which work animals?

Who helped Cassius to commit suicide?

Who says, "The fault...is not in our stars, but in ourselves"?

The play, Julius Caesar, is based on historical events of

What props did Antony use in his speech?

Whose stab was the most "unkindest" cut of all?

Decius' job was to remove Antony from the Senate.

Who is described as being "but a limb of Caesar"?

One reason for Brutus and Cassius quarrel is______.

Groundings paid one penny to see a performance.

Who says,"This was the noblest Roman of them all."

Why does Caesar think Cassius is dangerous?

Who warns Caesar of the Ides of March?

What lit. device? the sacrifice had no heart

Who joins the conspiracy not really knowing anything about it?

All are examples of anachronism except which one?

Caesar's physical weaknesses were...

What reason does Brutus give for killing Caesar?

Artemidorus was the soothsayer; therefore, he knew all about the conspiracy.

Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1564.

Who stabbed Caesar first?

Who is killed by swallowing fire?

Who helped Bruts to commit suicide?

Because Shakespeare's themes relate to people of all ages, he is called______.

The ghost of Caesar symbolizes what?

"I am a mender of bad soles. If you be out with me I can mend you."- is an example of...

Who is suspicious of Antony's motives for speaking at the funeral of Caesar?

What lit. device? Calpurnia's dream

"When beggars die, there are no comets seen." Who is the speaker?