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Julius Caesar Review
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Review of characters, terms, plot, and rhetorical devices from Julius Caesar.
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This character holds a sword for Brutus to run onto.
Cassius
Pindarus
Strato
Titinius
2
Who says it:
"...three parts of him are ours already..."
Caesar
Antony
Brutus
Cassius
3
Caesar's ghost appears during...
The Resolution
The Falling Action
The Climax
The Exposition
4
Calphurnia's dream features...
A statue of Caesar pouring blood
A lion roaring in front of the Capitol
A man running around on fire
An owl in the middle of the day
5
One of Brutus' downfalls
could be
that he
Is too ambitious
Lies to everyone about everything
Trusts people and sees the best in them
Is greedy and manipulative
6
This is Brutus' young servant.
Lucius
Cassius
Caius Ligarius
Strato
7
Who is described:
"I grant I am a woman; but withal a woman well reputed."
Calphurnia
Portia
8
Who says it:
"This was the noblest Roman of them all."
Octavius
Antony
Caesar
Brutus
9
Oftentimes, warnings and foreshadowing from the play came from...
The gods
Superstitions
Puns
Asides
10
Repetition of initial consonant sounds in a word is using...
Repetition
Alliteration
Apostrophe
Hyperbole
11
This character is not invited to join the conspiracy.
Cicero
Metellus Cimber
Caius Ligarius
Decius Brutus
12
According to Antony, all of the conspirators
EXCEPT
Brutus acted out of...
Revenge for Pompey
Love for Rome
Boredom
Jealousy
13
Plays written almost entirely in poetry are known as...
Verse Drama
Tragedy
Blank Verse
Iambic Pentameter
14
When did Caesar get killed?
60 BC
We aren't sure
44 BC
5 BC
15
Who says it:
"Speak hands for me!"
Caesar
Cassius
Cicero
Casca
16
Who is described:
"Not that
I
loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more."
Antony
Cassius
Caesar
Brutus
17
Who says it
: "He thinks too much: such men are dangerous."
Cicero
Casca
Caesar
Cassius
18
The conspiracy is formed during...
The Catastrophe
Rising Action
Climax
The Turn
19
Because it shows many characters face downfalls,
Julius Caesar
is a...
Verse Drama
Tragedy
History
Sonnet
20
Appeal to logic
Rhetoric
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
21
Shakespeare left his wife his
debt
third cat
collection of sonnets
second best bed
22
When characters are speaking onstage, but not all characters are meant to hear them...
Aside
Soliloquy
Allusion
Pun
23
This character is overcome with grief and kills himself after seeing Cassius' dead body.
Brutus
Lucillius
Titinius
Strato
24
Who is described:
"And sure he is an honorable man.”
Brutus
Octavius
Antony
Caesar
25
This innocent character is killed by an angry mob.
Cinna the poet
Artemidorus
Portia
Strato
26
Who says it:
"When beggars die, there are no comets seen..."
Portia
Lucillius
Brutus
Calphurnia
27
When Brutus is alone in his garden contemplating joining the conspiracy, this is an example of
Soliloquy
Aside
Foreshadowing
Pun
28
Asking questions that aren't intended to be answered is using...
Apostrophe
Rhetorical Questions
Repetition
Alliteration
29
Appeal to emotion
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
Rhetoric
30
The events following Caesar's death/the funeral speeches occur during...
The Climax
The Rising Action
The Turn
The Falling Action
31
Placing two contrasting ideas next to each other for emphasis is using...
Alliteration
Apostrophe
Hyperbole
Antithesis
32
Why is Brutus initially hesitant to join the conspiracy?
He doesn't really want to be king
He does not like Rome that much
He actually loves Caesar as a friend
He hates Cassius
33
The action of the play opens...
On the ides of March
During the Feast of Lupercal
While Caesar is at war with Pompey
In Philippi
34
What does Antony seem to feel toward the others in the second triumvirate?
Love
Lack of respect
Admiration
Loyalty
35
Caesar suffers from what ailment (hint: falling sickness)?
OCD
Cystic Fibrosis
ADHD
Epilepsy
36
Which word best describes the mood in Rome at the beginning of the play?
Loyal
Fickle
Angry
Honorable
37
“Oh, pardon me,
thou bleeding piece of earth
,/ That I am meek and gentle with these butchers.”
The senate floor
Antony's heart
Rome
Caesar's body
38
This character attempts to write Caesar a letter to warn him about the conspirators
Artemidorus
Lucillius
Cicero
Strato
39
Why is Brutus not worried about Mark Antony?
He thinks he will be useless without Caesar
He thinks they can get him to join the conspiracy
He thinks they are good friends
He thinks he is an idiot
40
Flavius and Marullus scold the commoners during...
The Turn
The Falling Action
The Climax
The Exposition
41
Appeal to credibility
Logos
Rhetoric
Pathos
Ethos
42
What does Cassius NOT do in an attempt to win Brutus over?
Explain how the Romans admire him
Appeal to Brutus' honor and loyalty to Rome
Offer him the crown
Tell stories about Caesar's weakness
43
Interrupting speech to address a specific person, group, or abstract is using...
Paradox
Parallel Structure
Hyperbole
Apostrophe
44
Who is described:
"But I am as constant as the Northern star."
Caesar
Portia
Cassius
Brutus
45
Who makes the decision to march to Philippi?
Brutus
Antony
Cassius
Lepidus
46
What kind of plays did Shakespeare
NOT
write?
Tragedy
History
Comedy
Romance
47
"Beware the ides of March!" is an example of...
Comic Relief
Foreshadowing
Superstition
Pun
48
Who convinces Caesar to come to the Senate even though Calphurnia begs him not to?
Caius Ligarius
Caius Cassius
Marcus Brutus
Decius Brutus
49
Mark Antony reflects over Brutus' dead body during...
The Falling Action
The Resolution
The Turn
The Rising Action
50
Where were Shakespeare's plays performed?
The King's Men
Stratford-upon-Avon
Lord Chamberlain's Theatre
The Globe Theatre
51
What does Caesar mean when he says, "Cassius has a lean and hungry look"?
Cassius is a weak coward
Cassius wears clothes that are too big for him
Cassius should eat more
Cassius is ambitious for what he doesn't have
52
Caesar had all of the following traits to bring him to power EXCEPT
charisma
military success
good speaking skills
good looks
53
"Mender of bad soles" is an example of...
Aside
Foreshadowing
Allusion
Pun
54
Use of similar grammatical structure or construction is using...
Pardox
Repetition
Parallel Structure
Alliteration
