Julius Caesar: Act I

Who says, "I rather tell thee what is to be fear'd /Than what I fear"?

The belief that God chooses a ruler.

This character is deaf in one ear.

Caesar was a part of this group before the play begins.

This is a Roman word for official appointed by the law

”It’s Greek to me” is an example of this.

This is the only character to speak in prose in Act I.

What does Cassius mean when he says, "Why, man, he doth bestride the narrow world / Like a Colossus"?

The perspective that focuses on practical consequences and the effectiveness, rather than ethics or priciples.

Shakespeare used this historian as a source for the play.

This character interprets the storm as the gods are angry with them for plotting Caesar's death

This character promises to touch Calphurnia.

This person/these people is/are killed on behalf of Caesar before the play begins

What does Casca observe about Caesar's reaction when offered the crown three times?

The following quote is an example of this.

This character thinks the gods are showing their dislike at Caesar's possible reign as a tyrant

This was Shakespeare's monarch.

This character is assigned to deliver the forged letters to Brutus.

This quote is an example of this.

This quote describes whom? "He loves no plays; he hears no music".

This character calls Cassius "a noble Roman".

This character believes that sometimes, man can control of fate.

This character will turn the conspiracy group into something good, like “richest alchemy”.

If a character in this play says ‘marry’, referring to the Virgin Mary, it is this.

This character believes fate will decide what happens to Caesar.

Which character could NOT be characterized as submissive to Caesar?

The perspective that emphasizes the importance of ideas, values, and principles over everything else

Shakespeare wrote this play to serve as a/an___to retell the story of his monarch.