The letters Brutus reads accuse him of

sleeping while Rome is threatened

Octavius tells Brutus and Cassius that

he won't put his sword down until they are both dead

Which one is TRUE about the Globe?

It was built in a bad part of town.

Physical problems Caesar had

had epilepsy and was deaf in one ear

What does Cassius do as a final 'umph' to get Brutus to join the conspiracy?

Forges letters from the people of Rome

The modern day Globe is an exact replica except for

the number of people it can hold

Which is NOT a reason plays were written in iambic pentameter

it was the natural language of the time

Cassius's death is most attributed to

the fact that he thought he sent his friend to his death

Which was NOT a strange omen that occurred

comets were seen falling from the sky

falling to flattery and not heeding the warning signs

Flag colors at the Globe

red-history, white-comedy, black-tragedy

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1
Hut above this was used for sound effects
galleries
tiring house
heavens
upper balcony
2
Who does Caesar say "Shake off thy sterile curse" to?
Calpurnia
Cassius
Antony
Brutus
3
The name of the men who fronted half the money needed to build the Globe
Burbages
none of the above
Edwards
Allens
4
Before the play began....
trumpet and apples and ale
none of the above
trumpet and a prologue
trumpet and a prayer
5
Women in the Globe
had to wear face coverings
all of the above
had to be escorted by a man
were not looked at as 'proper' for going
6
Character who helps Brutus kill himself
Strato
Cassius
Messala
Pindarus
7
The letters Brutus reads accuse him of
not being loyal to Caesar
sleeping while Rome is threatened
None of the above
taking bribes
8
"He was the noblest Roman of them all" was said by whom about whom?
by Antony about Brutus
by Cassius about Brutus
by Brutus about Caesar
by Brutus about Cassius
9
Strato
is the last one with him at the rocks
all of the above
shakes his hand then assists Brutus's death
is Brutus's servant
10
Caesar's physical weaknesses
deafness and a limp
epilepsy and bad swimmer
epilepsy and deaf in right ear
epilepsy and deaf in left ear
11
Who said, "Caesar now be still, I killed not thee with half so good a will"?
Antony
Octavius
Brutus
Cassius
12
Who examined the animals entrails and could not find a heart
psychic
Caesar's servant
soothsayer
augerer
13
Octavius tells Brutus and Cassius that
their soldiers are not ready for the battle
the people of Rome despise them
they will be going back to Rome as prisoners
he won't put his sword down until they are both dead
14
Who says, "he looks like a man who thinks to much" and who was he talking about?
Brutus about Caesar
Caesar about Cassius
Antony about Brutus
Portia about Cassius
15
The Lord Chamberlain's Men changed their name to
They did not change their name
King James' Men
The King's Men
The Admiral's Men
16
Which one is TRUE about the Globe?
If it rained, shows were cancelled.
It was built in a bad part of town.
The Puritans were supporters of the theater.
Costumes were authentic to time period.
17
What was inscribed above the entrance to the Globe?
none of the above
enter at your own risk
All the world's a stage
the whole world is a playhouse
18
What protected actors from too much sun or rain?
Lord's Room
Heavens
Upper stage
Balconies
19
The name of the theater where the Lord Chamberlain's Men had to perform temporarily
The Globe
The Rose
The Blackfriar's
The Curtain
20
Physical problems Caesar had
was deaf in one ear and had irritable bowel syndrome
had epilepsy and was deaf in one ear
didn't know how to swim and had epilepsy
had a limp and was deaf in one ear
21
What does Cassius do as a final 'umph' to get Brutus to join the conspiracy?
Pays him lots of money
Convinces him that Caesar is physically weak
Forges letters from the people of Rome
None of the above
22
Two things mostly responsible for theaters shutting down over the years
Puritans, Dark Ages
Puritans; Plague
Plague; No place to perform
Plague; Lack of Actors
23
Who said, "It was all Greek to me"? about whom?
Casca about Cicero
Cicero about Cassius
Cassius about Casca
Brutus about Cicero
24
Who is needed to 'bring respect to the cause?'
Brutus
Caesar
Octavius
Antony
25
The modern day Globe is an exact replica except for
the plays performed there
the building materials used
the number of people it can hold
the seating arrangement
26
Who gives Antony stipulations to his funeral speech?
Cassius
Decius
Casca
Brutus
27
Who said, "I see a sick offense in your mind"?
Casca
Brutus
Calpurnia
Portia
28
Calpurnia believed the heavens sent down bad signs only when
important people will die
Comets would be seen
none of the above
when cowards will die
29
Which is NOT a reason plays were written in iambic pentameter
it was the natural language of the time
helped actors remember their lines
kept things moving
made the play more interesting
30
Back to Caesar again: In order to show mob rule and how angry the citizens are, who is killed?
Casca
Calpurnia
Cinna
Cassius
31
"Let us be sacrificers not butchers' was said by whom about not killing whom?
Antony about Brutus
Cassius about Brutus
Brutus about Caesar
Brutus about Antony
32
"Pardon me for being gentle with these murderers" was said by whom to whom?
Brutus to Caesar
Titinius to Cassius
Antony to Brutus
Antony to Caesar
33
The terrible storm and all of the omens can be interpreted as
signs the gods are angry with the conspirators
none of the above
Both red and yellow
signs the gods are angry with Caesar
34
Which is not true about the Globe
There was vast scenery
There were no bathroom facilities
Women had to be escorted by men
There were no intermissions
35
And we're back to the Globe questions.....Sam Wanamaker
died two years prior to the new Globe opening
all of the above
started a project to rebuild the Globe
applied for permits to have certain materials used to build it
36
"Forever and forever farewell" was said by whom to whom?
Said by Brutus to Cassius
Said by Cassius to Brutus
Said by Antony to Caesar
Said by Antony to Brutus
37
Cassius's death is most attributed to
Caesar's ghost getting his final revenge
the fact that he knows he won't win the war
guilt over his involvement in the conspiracy
the fact that he thought he sent his friend to his death
38
Quartos were
not around until after Shakespeare's time
small books of published plays
all of the above
accurate but plagiarized versions of plays
39
Which was NOT a strange omen that occurred
people were walking around on fire
a lion gave birth in the Capitol
comets were seen falling from the sky
an owl was seen in the middle of the day
40
Flaws of Caesar
letting Decius escort him and not unbanishing Publius Cimber
falling to flattery and not heeding the warning signs
falling to flattery and not being able to hear
trusting his friends and not listening to his wife
41
Flag colors at the Globe
red-history, white-comedy, black-tragedy
red- history, black-comedy, white-tragedy
red-comedy, black-tragedy, white-history
red-tragedy, white- comedy,, black-history
42
Who says, "O Julius Caesar, thou art might yet."
Soothsayer
Cassius
Antony
Brutus
43
You don't need to know this, but let's see who remembers- how much more did they charge for a play at the Blackfriar's?
5 times
10 times
15 times
12 times
44
The first to stab Caesar
Cinna
Cicero
Casca
Cassius
45
Which character says "So call the fields to rest and let's away to part the glories of this happy day"
Antony
Octavius
Brutus
Lepidus
46
The Lord Chamberlain's Men main rivals
none of the above
The Admiral's Men
Giles Allen
The King's Men
47
Who said, "Speak hands for me"?
Cassius
Caesar
Brutus
Casca
48
The first performance in the Globe theater
Macbeth (I mean, That Scottish Play)
Much Ado About Nothing
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Julius Caesar
49
Globe again...The end of the plays at the Globe were followed by
epilogue, dance
epilogue, prayer, dance
prolouge, prayer, dance
a prologue and dance
50
The character who is supposed to escort Caesar to the Capitol
Trebonius
Decius
Cassius
Antony
51
Who says, 'We shall meet again at Phillipi?
Antony to Brutus
Cassius to Brutus
Caesar's ghost to Brutus
Caesar to Brutus
52
When the conspirators show up to Brutus's house, he doesn't like that
it's dark out and they can't show their faces
they've interrupted his breakfast
they are begging him to join the conspiracy
it's the middle of the night
53
Which of these shenanigans took place around/in the Globe?
prostitution
bear baiting
all of the above
gambling
54
Who said, "Et tu Brute, then fall Caesar"?
Cassius
Caesar
Marc Antony
Casca
55
Aaaaand, back to Caesar.....The purpose of Act I Scene I is
to show how Romans celebrate their leaders
to show the people of Rome are fickle and easily changed
to introduce us to Flavius and Marules
none of the above
56
Antony wonders why Octavius questions him in regards to
none of the above
which side Octavius' soldiers will strike from
who to bring in their three-man rule
what to do with Brutus's body
57
The name of the very first theater of the Lord Chamberlain's Men?
The Theater
The Rose Theater
The Playhouse
none of the above
58
The man described as 'fit for errands, but not to rule"
Cassius
Antony
Octavius
Lepidus
59
Antony tells Brutus and Cassius that they were
cowards for how they killed Caesar
going to die
not fit to rule Rome
wrong to have killed Caesar
60
The tiring house
was used for changing costumes
was used for entrances and extis
all of the above
was used for storage
61
Back to Caesar....Which person wants to advance to Phillippi?
Octavius
Cassius
Antony
Brutus
62
What does the crowd yell about Brutus?
"Brutus is an honorable man!"
"Caesar has been betrayed!"
"Let him be Caesar!"
"Why all the blood on your hands?"
63
Patrons paid one penny to stand here
by the Tiring House
none of the above
on the main stage
open yard/pit
64
Who is accused of taking bribes?
Brutus
Antony
Octavius
Cassius
65
Who said "They murder Caesar"
Antony
Portia
Brutus
Calpurnia
66
The other celebration going on at the beginning of the play
Feast of Lutheran
Ceasar's victory parade
Feast of Lupercal
Celebration of Dionysus
67
Who says, "Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more"
Octavius
Cassius
Calpurnia
Brutus
68
Publius Cimber
Metellus's brother
all of the above
Had been banished
Was the distraction the conspirators used before killing Caesar
69
Caesar does not fear death because
He thinks he's immortal
None of the above
He thinks the gods are on his side
It comes to all men
70
Where the very rich paid 6 cents to sit at the Globe theater
The Lord's Room
Open Yard
The Lord Chamberlain's room
The Galleries
71
The Globe had a lot of scenery
False
True
72
The character who quickly reinterpreted Calpurnia's dream
Antony
Decius
Cassius
Cinna
73
Which character pretends to be Brutus on the battlefield?
Pindarus
Lucilius
Titinius
Messala
74
Which is NOT true about Portia?
she gives herself a dagger wound in the thigh
she feels Brutus is treating her as a prostitute
she kills herself
she goes to the Capital to see what Brutus is doing
75
Which of the following is NOT true about Flavius and Marellus?
They thought the people of Rome fickle
They took decorations off of Caesar's statues
They were fired
They were huge supporters of Pompey
76
Part of the Globe used for supernatural descending into 'hell'
trap door
heavens
open yard
galleries
77
Which of the following take their lives in Julius Caesar
Cassius, Messala, Brutus
Cassius, Titinius, Brutus
Brutus, Cassius, Strato
Caesar, Brutus, Cassius
78
Who said, "Caesar, thou art revenged, even with the sword that killed thee"
Brutus
Titinius
Cassius
Lepidus
79
Pirated versions of Shakespeare's plays were called
bad quartos
first folios
none of the above
bad folios
80
Cassius accosts Brutus outside of Brutus' tent and is angry because
Brutus would not send Cassius money that he asked for
Brutus had been talking about him behind his back
None of the above
Brutus punished a man that Cassius had defended
81
Who tried to warn Caesar with a letter?
Artemidorus
Antony
Calpurnia
Soothsayer
82
Who said, "Beware the ides of March"?
Caesar
Cassius
Augurer
Soothsayer
83
This indicated a change of scene
all of the above
a character would come out and announce the change
the characters would all go to the Tiring House
the inner stage's curtain opening and closing
84
The name of the theater the Lord Chamberlain's Men used during the winter months
Rose
The Theater
Blackfriar's
Curtain

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Caesar and Globe

84 termsStudBud Administration767 plays

Caesar and Globe

Flashcards84 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 84

Answers

1
Hut above this was used for sound effects
galleries
tiring house
heavens
upper balcony
2
Who does Caesar say "Shake off thy sterile curse" to?
Calpurnia
Cassius
Antony
Brutus
3
The name of the men who fronted half the money needed to build the Globe
Burbages
none of the above
Edwards
Allens
4
Before the play began....
trumpet and apples and ale
none of the above
trumpet and a prologue
trumpet and a prayer
5
Women in the Globe
had to wear face coverings
all of the above
had to be escorted by a man
were not looked at as 'proper' for going
6
Character who helps Brutus kill himself
Strato
Cassius
Messala
Pindarus
7
The letters Brutus reads accuse him of
not being loyal to Caesar
sleeping while Rome is threatened
None of the above
taking bribes
8
"He was the noblest Roman of them all" was said by whom about whom?
by Antony about Brutus
by Cassius about Brutus
by Brutus about Caesar
by Brutus about Cassius
9
Strato
is the last one with him at the rocks
all of the above
shakes his hand then assists Brutus's death
is Brutus's servant
10
Caesar's physical weaknesses
deafness and a limp
epilepsy and bad swimmer
epilepsy and deaf in right ear
epilepsy and deaf in left ear
11
Who said, "Caesar now be still, I killed not thee with half so good a will"?
Antony
Octavius
Brutus
Cassius
12
Who examined the animals entrails and could not find a heart
psychic
Caesar's servant
soothsayer
augerer
13
Octavius tells Brutus and Cassius that
their soldiers are not ready for the battle
the people of Rome despise them
they will be going back to Rome as prisoners
he won't put his sword down until they are both dead
14
Who says, "he looks like a man who thinks to much" and who was he talking about?
Brutus about Caesar
Caesar about Cassius
Antony about Brutus
Portia about Cassius
15
The Lord Chamberlain's Men changed their name to
They did not change their name
King James' Men
The King's Men
The Admiral's Men
16
Which one is TRUE about the Globe?
If it rained, shows were cancelled.
It was built in a bad part of town.
The Puritans were supporters of the theater.
Costumes were authentic to time period.
17
What was inscribed above the entrance to the Globe?
none of the above
enter at your own risk
All the world's a stage
the whole world is a playhouse
18
What protected actors from too much sun or rain?
Lord's Room
Heavens
Upper stage
Balconies
19
The name of the theater where the Lord Chamberlain's Men had to perform temporarily
The Globe
The Rose
The Blackfriar's
The Curtain
20
Physical problems Caesar had
was deaf in one ear and had irritable bowel syndrome
had epilepsy and was deaf in one ear
didn't know how to swim and had epilepsy
had a limp and was deaf in one ear
21
What does Cassius do as a final 'umph' to get Brutus to join the conspiracy?
Pays him lots of money
Convinces him that Caesar is physically weak
Forges letters from the people of Rome
None of the above
22
Two things mostly responsible for theaters shutting down over the years
Puritans, Dark Ages
Puritans; Plague
Plague; No place to perform
Plague; Lack of Actors
23
Who said, "It was all Greek to me"? about whom?
Casca about Cicero
Cicero about Cassius
Cassius about Casca
Brutus about Cicero
24
Who is needed to 'bring respect to the cause?'
Brutus
Caesar
Octavius
Antony
25
The modern day Globe is an exact replica except for
the plays performed there
the building materials used
the number of people it can hold
the seating arrangement
26
Who gives Antony stipulations to his funeral speech?
Cassius
Decius
Casca
Brutus
27
Who said, "I see a sick offense in your mind"?
Casca
Brutus
Calpurnia
Portia
28
Calpurnia believed the heavens sent down bad signs only when
important people will die
Comets would be seen
none of the above
when cowards will die
29
Which is NOT a reason plays were written in iambic pentameter
it was the natural language of the time
helped actors remember their lines
kept things moving
made the play more interesting
30
Back to Caesar again: In order to show mob rule and how angry the citizens are, who is killed?
Casca
Calpurnia
Cinna
Cassius
31
"Let us be sacrificers not butchers' was said by whom about not killing whom?
Antony about Brutus
Cassius about Brutus
Brutus about Caesar
Brutus about Antony
32
"Pardon me for being gentle with these murderers" was said by whom to whom?
Brutus to Caesar
Titinius to Cassius
Antony to Brutus
Antony to Caesar
33
The terrible storm and all of the omens can be interpreted as
signs the gods are angry with the conspirators
none of the above
Both red and yellow
signs the gods are angry with Caesar
34
Which is not true about the Globe
There was vast scenery
There were no bathroom facilities
Women had to be escorted by men
There were no intermissions
35
And we're back to the Globe questions.....Sam Wanamaker
died two years prior to the new Globe opening
all of the above
started a project to rebuild the Globe
applied for permits to have certain materials used to build it
36
"Forever and forever farewell" was said by whom to whom?
Said by Brutus to Cassius
Said by Cassius to Brutus
Said by Antony to Caesar
Said by Antony to Brutus
37
Cassius's death is most attributed to
Caesar's ghost getting his final revenge
the fact that he knows he won't win the war
guilt over his involvement in the conspiracy
the fact that he thought he sent his friend to his death
38
Quartos were
not around until after Shakespeare's time
small books of published plays
all of the above
accurate but plagiarized versions of plays
39
Which was NOT a strange omen that occurred
people were walking around on fire
a lion gave birth in the Capitol
comets were seen falling from the sky
an owl was seen in the middle of the day
40
Flaws of Caesar
letting Decius escort him and not unbanishing Publius Cimber
falling to flattery and not heeding the warning signs
falling to flattery and not being able to hear
trusting his friends and not listening to his wife
41
Flag colors at the Globe
red-history, white-comedy, black-tragedy
red- history, black-comedy, white-tragedy
red-comedy, black-tragedy, white-history
red-tragedy, white- comedy,, black-history
42
Who says, "O Julius Caesar, thou art might yet."
Soothsayer
Cassius
Antony
Brutus
43
You don't need to know this, but let's see who remembers- how much more did they charge for a play at the Blackfriar's?
5 times
10 times
15 times
12 times
44
The first to stab Caesar
Cinna
Cicero
Casca
Cassius
45
Which character says "So call the fields to rest and let's away to part the glories of this happy day"
Antony
Octavius
Brutus
Lepidus
46
The Lord Chamberlain's Men main rivals
none of the above
The Admiral's Men
Giles Allen
The King's Men
47
Who said, "Speak hands for me"?
Cassius
Caesar
Brutus
Casca
48
The first performance in the Globe theater
Macbeth (I mean, That Scottish Play)
Much Ado About Nothing
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Julius Caesar
49
Globe again...The end of the plays at the Globe were followed by
epilogue, dance
epilogue, prayer, dance
prolouge, prayer, dance
a prologue and dance
50
The character who is supposed to escort Caesar to the Capitol
Trebonius
Decius
Cassius
Antony
51
Who says, 'We shall meet again at Phillipi?
Antony to Brutus
Cassius to Brutus
Caesar's ghost to Brutus
Caesar to Brutus
52
When the conspirators show up to Brutus's house, he doesn't like that
it's dark out and they can't show their faces
they've interrupted his breakfast
they are begging him to join the conspiracy
it's the middle of the night
53
Which of these shenanigans took place around/in the Globe?
prostitution
bear baiting
all of the above
gambling
54
Who said, "Et tu Brute, then fall Caesar"?
Cassius
Caesar
Marc Antony
Casca
55
Aaaaand, back to Caesar.....The purpose of Act I Scene I is
to show how Romans celebrate their leaders
to show the people of Rome are fickle and easily changed
to introduce us to Flavius and Marules
none of the above
56
Antony wonders why Octavius questions him in regards to
none of the above
which side Octavius' soldiers will strike from
who to bring in their three-man rule
what to do with Brutus's body
57
The name of the very first theater of the Lord Chamberlain's Men?
The Theater
The Rose Theater
The Playhouse
none of the above
58
The man described as 'fit for errands, but not to rule"
Cassius
Antony
Octavius
Lepidus
59
Antony tells Brutus and Cassius that they were
cowards for how they killed Caesar
going to die
not fit to rule Rome
wrong to have killed Caesar
60
The tiring house
was used for changing costumes
was used for entrances and extis
all of the above
was used for storage
61
Back to Caesar....Which person wants to advance to Phillippi?
Octavius
Cassius
Antony
Brutus
62
What does the crowd yell about Brutus?
"Brutus is an honorable man!"
"Caesar has been betrayed!"
"Let him be Caesar!"
"Why all the blood on your hands?"
63
Patrons paid one penny to stand here
by the Tiring House
none of the above
on the main stage
open yard/pit
64
Who is accused of taking bribes?
Brutus
Antony
Octavius
Cassius
65
Who said "They murder Caesar"
Antony
Portia
Brutus
Calpurnia
66
The other celebration going on at the beginning of the play
Feast of Lutheran
Ceasar's victory parade
Feast of Lupercal
Celebration of Dionysus
67
Who says, "Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more"
Octavius
Cassius
Calpurnia
Brutus
68
Publius Cimber
Metellus's brother
all of the above
Had been banished
Was the distraction the conspirators used before killing Caesar
69
Caesar does not fear death because
He thinks he's immortal
None of the above
He thinks the gods are on his side
It comes to all men
70
Where the very rich paid 6 cents to sit at the Globe theater
The Lord's Room
Open Yard
The Lord Chamberlain's room
The Galleries
71
The Globe had a lot of scenery
False
True
72
The character who quickly reinterpreted Calpurnia's dream
Antony
Decius
Cassius
Cinna
73
Which character pretends to be Brutus on the battlefield?
Pindarus
Lucilius
Titinius
Messala
74
Which is NOT true about Portia?
she gives herself a dagger wound in the thigh
she feels Brutus is treating her as a prostitute
she kills herself
she goes to the Capital to see what Brutus is doing
75
Which of the following is NOT true about Flavius and Marellus?
They thought the people of Rome fickle
They took decorations off of Caesar's statues
They were fired
They were huge supporters of Pompey
76
Part of the Globe used for supernatural descending into 'hell'
trap door
heavens
open yard
galleries
77
Which of the following take their lives in Julius Caesar
Cassius, Messala, Brutus
Cassius, Titinius, Brutus
Brutus, Cassius, Strato
Caesar, Brutus, Cassius
78
Who said, "Caesar, thou art revenged, even with the sword that killed thee"
Brutus
Titinius
Cassius
Lepidus
79
Pirated versions of Shakespeare's plays were called
bad quartos
first folios
none of the above
bad folios
80
Cassius accosts Brutus outside of Brutus' tent and is angry because
Brutus would not send Cassius money that he asked for
Brutus had been talking about him behind his back
None of the above
Brutus punished a man that Cassius had defended
81
Who tried to warn Caesar with a letter?
Artemidorus
Antony
Calpurnia
Soothsayer
82
Who said, "Beware the ides of March"?
Caesar
Cassius
Augurer
Soothsayer
83
This indicated a change of scene
all of the above
a character would come out and announce the change
the characters would all go to the Tiring House
the inner stage's curtain opening and closing
84
The name of the theater the Lord Chamberlain's Men used during the winter months
Rose
The Theater
Blackfriar's
Curtain