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wanting the possessions of others
malice
appeased
covetous
legacies
2
In the moments following Caesar's death, what do the conspirators proclaim?
Tyranny is dead!
Liberty!
All of the above
Freedom!
3
What is the main purpose of the storm in Act III?
it alerts Caesar to danger
it shows the courage of Cassius
it scares Casca
it gives hint or warning of the dangers to come
4
Who said it? "Caesar, now be still. I have killed thee not with half so good a will."
Casca
Trebonius
Brutus
Cassius
5
Why is Brutus against Cicero joining the conspiracy
He is too close to Caesar and will inform him of the plan
He is respected in Rome and would not go against the people
Brutus' ancestors defeated Cicero's ancestors previously
He is a leader and will not follow what others begin
6
Complete: "Brutus thou ______. Awake, and see thyself."
naps't
turn thy hidden worthiness into your eye
sleeps't
art a fool
7
Brutus and Cassius vs. the citizens of Rome after Antony's funeral speech
Character vs. Self
Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Character
Character vs. Society
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Poisoned
covetous
exigent
envenomed
ensign
9
"There is tears for his love; joy for his fortune; honour for his valour; death for ambition"
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
None
10
When a character speaks his/her mind on stage alone.
Pun
Dramatic Irony
Soliloquy
Tragic Flaw
11
Brutus deciding whether or not to join Cassius in the overthrow of Caesar.
Character vs. Society
Character vs. Self
Character vs. Character
Character vs. Nature
12
"Had you rather Caesar were living and die slaves, than that Caesar dead, live all free men?"
Pathos
Logos
None
Ethos
13
Of whom is Antony speaking when he says, "This was the noblest Roman of them all."
Octavius
Caesar
Cassius
Brutus
14
A person's face
ingrafted
emulation
augerers
visage
15
Since you cannot see yourself by reflection, I will be your glass.
Irony
Similie
Allusion
Metaphor
16
Blank #5
Falling Action
Exposition
Rising Action
Resolution
17
Professional interpreters of omens
emulation
augerers
ingrafted
visage
18
To make a request of
fain
portentous
entreat
mettle
19
T/F: Antony kept his promise to the conspirators through his funeral speech.
False
True
20
inherited money or goods
legacies
construe
malice
mettle
21
gladly
portentous
construe
mettle
fain
22
Which of the following does Caesar NOT say about Cassius?
he is not gamesome
seldom he smiles
he has a lean and hungry look
he is a great observer
23
Caesar's spirit with Ate by his side come hot from Hell.
Irony
Pun
Allusion
Metaphor
24
To interpret
entreat
mettle
construe
cogitations
25
Which quote does NOT explain why Brutus is against killing Mark Antony in addition to Caesar?
Antony is but a limb or Caesar
Our purpose will seem necessary, and not envious
We shall find him a shrewd contriver
Our course will seem too bloody
26
Foreboding (feeling like something bad will happen)
entreat
cogitations
fain
portentous
27
How does Caesar first enter the play?
in disguise
in disgrace; he has been captured
in defeat
in triumph; he has defeated Pompey
28
In Act I, Scene 1, why do Flavius and Marullus try to disrupt the festivities?
they feel that Caesar will be embarrassed by the festival
they resent the defeat and murder of Pompey
they worry that Caesar will be offended by the crowd's smell
they think the holiday disrupts the feast of Lupercal
29
When the audience knows something that the characters do not know.
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
Foreshadowing
Irony
30
colors; flag carried by a company
exigent
ensign
legacies
envenomed
31
The 3 shouts from the crowd that Brutus and Cassius hear in Act I represent...
Caesar accepting the crown offered by Antony
Caesar asking for his throat to be cut
Caesar turning down the crown offered by Antony
Caesar describing his victory to the crowd
32
What does Artemidorous offer Caesar in the street?
a new shield
a letter
money
a crown
33
Play on words in which a word or phrase has a double meaning.
Siloloquy
Pun
Pathetic Fallacy
Oxymoron
34
Critical moment
legacies
exigent
puissant
covetous
35
"I thrice presented him a kingly crown, which he did thrice refuse: was this ambition?"
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
None
36
Why does Calpurnia urge Caesar to stay home rather than appear at the Senate?
they are expecting company and she does not want to be alone
he travels too much; they haven't seen each other lately
he does not appear presentable enough
she has had nightmares about his death
37
What message did Caesar's ghost bring to Brutus?
Tis better that the enemy seek you
Thou shalt see me at Philippi
Portia is dead by strange means. She swallowed fire.
Brutus, my death art revenged
38
Who was the first character to stab Caesar
Metellus
Trebonius
Cassius
Casca
39
"Believe me for mine honour, and have respect to mine honour, that you may believe..."
Pathos
None
Ethos
Logos
40
Powerful; mighty
puissant
construe
appeased
malice
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"Bear with me; my heart is in the coffin with Caesar; I must pause till it come back to me."
Pathos
Logos
None
Ethos
42
Blank #3
Resolution
Climax
Falling Action
Exposition
43
Soothed; pacified
envenomed
fain
malice
appeased
44
Which of the following is NOT a theme found in the play?
the best intentions of good, noble men can lead to tragedy
violence and bloodshed can often have morally good results
language is a powerful weapon that can be used to manipulate
chaos results when social order is broken
45
Blank #4
Rising Action
Resolution
Climax
Falling Action
46
Heir of Julius Caesar
Antony
Lucilius
Lepidus
Octavius
47
What does Cassius first ask Brutus in Act I, Scene 2?
whether he wants to be king instead of Caesar
why has he been so distant and thoughtful lately
what happened at the battle
where is his wife
48
Which character would Cassius say is easily manipulated?
Brutus
Antony
Caesar
Portia
49
Good friends, go taste some wine with me, and we (like friends) will straightway go together.
Metaphor
Pun
Allusion
Dramatic Irony
50
What is Brutus' explanation for killing Caesar?
Caesar was weak
Brutus hated Caesar
Caesar was ambitious
Caesar was evil
51
Punishment
malice
envenomed
chastisement
entreat
52
Blank #2
Falling Action
Resolution
Exposition
Rising Action
53
Thoughts
construe
fain
mettle
cogitations
54
Jealousy
entreat
fain
ensign
emulation
55
Which rhetorical appeal was most prevalent in each speech?
Brutus - Emotion Antony - Logic
Brutus - Ethics Antony - Ethics
Brutus - Logic Antony - Emotion
Brutus - Ethics Antony - Emotion
56
What makes Caesar change his mind and go to the Senate on March 15th despite his wife's wishes?
Antony tells him he will be offered a crown that day
Decius persuades him to go
All of his friends arrive to escort him to the Senate
The augerers said it was safe to go
57
This character could be described as envious.
Cassius
Brutus
Antony
Portia
58
Wife of Brutus
Portia
Calpurnia
59
Who said it? "...not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more."
Casca
Cassius
Brutus
Antony
60
These characters tried to warn Caesar prior to his murder.
Artemidorous and Soothsayer
Trebonius and Artemidorous
Mettellus and Soothsayer
Cicero and Mettellus
61
How does Brutus die?
He and Cassius get in a fight and Cassius kills him
His servant hold his sword and he runs on it
He is killed by Antony's army
He stabs himself
62
What impression did Shakespeare give of the commoners?
they are men of principle
they respect noblemen
they do not care for politics
they are easily manipulated
63
Therefore think him as a serpent's egg, which hatched, would kill him in his shell.
Metaphor
Irony
Allusion
Similie
64
Casca calls the storm "portentous." What type of literary device is this?
foreshadowing
metaphor
dramatic irony
similie
65
The main character of a tragedy, usually the one who contains the tragic flaw.
Tragic Hero
Protagonist
Foil
Dynamic Character
66
Which line highlights Cassius describing Brutus as "easily manipulated"?
It is meet that noble minds keep ever with their likes
Tending to the great opinion that Rome holds of his name
Caesar doth bear me hard, but he loves Brutus
If I were Brutus and he were Cassius, he should not humor me
67
Caesar's final words reflect which emotion?
joy
anger
depression
betrayal
68
Who? "The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves that we are underlings."
Caesar
Casca
Portia
Cassius
69
Blank #1
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Exposition
70
What was Antony's purpose in his funeral speech?
To give Caesar a proper burial
To get the citizens angry at the conspirators
To get the citizens to crown him
To support the conspirators
71
ill-will or spite
ingrafted
appeased
malice
puissant
72
Devoted follower of Caesar; defeats Brutus
Antony
Cicero
Cassius
Decius
73
Able to cope well
entreat
fain
construe
mettle
74
Let him be Caesar! Caesar's better parts shall be crowned in Brutus!
Metaphor
Dramatic Irony
Allusion
Irony
75
What is the Soothsayer's advice to Caesar?
Beware the Ides of March
Beware the shrift
Et tu, Brute
Beware of Brutus
76
What does Antony do when he arrives at Caesar's body?
he swears allegiance to Brutus
he shakes hands with the conspirators
he weeps over Caesar's body
all of the above
77
What does Cassius mean when he says that they, instead of Caesar, have the "falling sickness"?
They all have epilepsy
Everyone is expected to bow down to Caesar
Caesar needs to bow down to the conspirators
Cassius has bad knees and falls often