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Julius Caesar play by Shakespeare #10thgradeenglish
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an element of an argument that is flawed, rendering the line of reasoning invalid
logical fallacy
false allusion
fallicious archetypes
2
Brutus suggests that rulers should be willing to...
give their money to the poor
kill those who disagree with them
die if it's best for their country
3
Who says, "My heart is in the coffin there, with Caesar."
Marc Antony
Brutus
Cassius
4
Who said:“I want fat men around me, with smooth-combed hair, who sleep soundly at night.”
Brutus
Cassius
Caesar
5
I try to deliver a letter of warning to Caesar,but I am ignored.
Decius
Artemidorus
Cicero
6
The Feast of Lupercal had a tradition which was supposed to do what?
make barren women fertile
Cause men to dance with wolves
crown the next king of Rome
7
The Collosus of Rhodes is mentioned in this play. What is known as the modern colossus?
The Eiffel Tower
The Statue of Liberty
The Leaning Tower of Piza
8
Though I’m epileptic and deaf in my left ear, the people still love me.
Caesar
Pompey
Octavius
9
How does Portia die?
swallows hot coals
stabs her heart with a dagger
takes poison
10
Who thinks Marc Antony should be killed along with Caesar?
Trebonius
Brutus
Cassius
11
When Cassius used phrases “like a sick girl” and “mere women”, he was expressing
misandry
logical fallacy
misogyny
12
By manipulating Caesar, I’m able to get him to the assassination spot on time.
Decius
Brutus
Casca
13
In Calpurnia's dream, Caesar was
riding a horse through Rome
a statue pouring blood
crowned by Romans
14
The crowd’s reaction to both speeches was a form of what logical fallacy
bandwagon
red herring
slippery slope
15
Who visited Brutus in his tent before he went to Phillipi?
Portia
His father's ghost
Caesar's ghost
16
Shakespeare’s reference to the flood recorded in the Bible is an example of a/an
allusion
pun
idiom
17
Why do the conspirators continually give in to Brutus during the plotting of Caesar’s death?
He's popular and will make their actions seem right
He is blackmailing them
They are afraid of him
18
I am Caesar’s nephew and heir.
Pompey
Marc Antony
Octavius
19
“The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,but in ourselves. We are inferior in rank."
Cassius
Portia
Cinna
20
Brutus accused Caesar of being ambitious but his speech contained what logical fallacy?
appeal to ignorance
bandwagon
slippery slope
21
Who was the last person to try and warn Caesar about the conspiracy?
Calpurnia
Lucius
Artemidorus
22
Caesar does not fear death because
It must come to all men
The fortune-tellers say all is well
He thinks he's immortal
23
If I have to manipulate Brutus to convince him to join the conspiracy, so be it.
Lucius
Marc Antony
Cassius
24
I'm touched by Antony during the Feast of Lupercal. This is supposed to help me become fertile.
Portia
Calpurnia
Cleopatra
25
I am Brutus’ faithful servant, always running his errands and bringing him messages.
Lucius
Portia
Cinna
26
Who called Caesar a “coward” and “tyrant” who cried like a “sick girl?”
Cassius
Brutus
Casca
27
When the cobbler states he is a “mender of bad soles.” This is known as a/an
Pun
Allusion
Idiom
28
Who is Caesar's heir?
Antony
Casca
Octavius
29
I say one of the most famous lines in the play, “Beware the Ides of March.”
Caesar
Fortune-teller
Lucius
30
Who says, “I grant I am a woman, but also a woman of nobility, Cato’s daughter.”?
Portia
Cleopatra
Calpurnia
31
I’m attacked by a mob in a case of mistaken identity.
Cinna
Decius
Brutus
32
Who said: “What’s so special about Caesar? Why should that name be more famous than your own?”
Marc Antony
Brutus
Cassius
33
I am swayed by an anonymous letter that was left on the windowsill in my study.
Cinna
Brutus
Cassius
34
Who said: “Caesar thou art revenged, even with the sword that killed thee.”
Cassius
Brutus
Marc Antony
35
Who said: “Not that I loved Caesar less, but simply that I loved Rome more."
Cassius
Brutus
Marc Antony
36
I scold workers who want to celebrate Caesar’s victory over our former leader, Pompey.
Cicero
Casca
Flavius
37
Who said: “Et tu Brute? Then fall Caesar.”
Cassius
Caesar
Brutus
38
“It was Greek to me” is an example of a/an
allusion
idiom
pun
39
I am run out of Rome by Caesar’s army. People used to celebrate me instead of Julius Caesar.
Casca
Pompey
Brutus
40
After Antony’s speech, we learn that Brutus and Cassius have
lost their ever-loving minds
fled the city in fear
killed Octavius
41
Although I disagreed with Brutus’ actions, I knew his heart was in the right place
Cassius
Caesar
Marc Antony
42
According to Brutus, what was it that caused him to kill Caesar?
Good Fortune
Valor
Ambition
43
Who says, “If Caesar hides himself, won’t people whisper,‘O, Caesar is afraid’?”
fortune-teller
Decius
Cassius
44
Who volunteers to make sure Caesar gets to the Capitol on time?
Lucius
Cassius
Decius
45
Alchemy is the medieval forerunner of
chemistry
physiology
biology
46
What is the "ides of March"?
The beginning of spring
March 15th
The ideas of March
47
Antony reads from Caesar’s will and states that it
includes bad news for all of Rome
rewards his own family
includes gifts for all the common people
48
I stabbed my own thigh to prove my strength and trustworthiness.
Calpurnia
Portia
Lucius
49
Who said: “Cowards die many times before their deaths;brave men die only once.”
Marc Antony
Brutus
Caesar
50
Despite their friendship, why doesn’t Brutus want Caesar to become king?
He wants to be king
He's afraid Caesar will abuse his power
He is jealous of him
51
When the crowd killed the wrong man named Cinna, their reasoning was what logical fallacy?
Red herring
bandwagon
Hasty generalization
52
The political issue present in Rome AND during the Elizabethan Era was
civil war
elite class vs common people
death of a king
53
I wrote a play which criticized the monarchy in England and I lived to tell about it.
Shakespeare
Sophocles
Plutarch
54
He was my friend... But Brutus says he was ambitious—and Brutus is an honorable man.”
Octavius
Cassius
Marc Antony
55
In Shakespeare's plays, weather is a symbol. Bad weather =
Bad breath
Bad events
Bad people