Question 1

What does the Soothsayer warn Caesar of?

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The Ides of March

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The day of his coronation

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Brutus’s betrayal

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An upcoming war

Question 2

How does Caesar react to the Soothsayer’s warning?

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He laughs and ignores it

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He postpones the event

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He is terrified

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He orders the Soothsayer’s arrest

Question 3

What quality in Cassius does Caesar distrust?

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His ambition and lean looks

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His wealth

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His love for Brutus

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His loud behavior

Question 4

What is the central concern Cassius expresses to Brutus?

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That Caesar may become a tyrant

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That the Senate is corrupt

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That Rome is at war

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That Caesar is weak

Question 5

What theme is strongly introduced by Cassius’s line: 'The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars…'?

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Fate vs. free will

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Leadership

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Friendship

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Superstition

Question 6

Cassius says Caesar 'doth bestride the narrow world like a Colossus.' What does this metaphor imply?

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Caesar dominates Rome arrogantly

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Caesar is heroic

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Caesar is divine

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Caesar is weak

Question 7

What internal conflict does Brutus reveal?

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Love for Caesar vs. duty to Rome

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Wealth vs. poverty

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Fear of war vs. honor

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Loyalty to his family vs. love for Caesar

Question 8

Why does Cassius narrate stories of Caesar’s physical weaknesses?

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To show Caesar is human and unworthy of worship

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To mock Caesar’s childhood

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To gain sympathy

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To prove his medical knowledge

Question 9

What dramatic technique is used when Caesar ignores the Soothsayer’s warning?

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Dramatic irony

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Satire

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Flashback

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Allegory

Question 10

What does Brutus fear the Roman people will do?

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Choose Caesar as king

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Exile him

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Rise in rebellion

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Kill Cassius

Question 11

What does Cassius's comparison of Caesar to a wolf and Romans to sheep suggest?

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Caesar preys on weak people

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Caesar is noble

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Caesar protects the people

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Caesar is wise and brave

Question 12

How is Casca portrayed in his speech about recent events?

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Sarcastic and blunt

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Intelligent and poetic

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Silent and mysterious

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Joyful and foolish

Question 13

What is the effect of Cassius forging letters for Brutus?

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He manipulates Brutus’s sense of honor

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He shows his loyalty

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He strengthens Caesar’s support

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He wins public elections

Question 14

How does Brutus’s dialogue reveal his character traits?

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He is reflective and values honor

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He is self-centered

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He fears Caesar’s power

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He is easily angered

Question 15

Why does Caesar prefer to have 'fat men' around him?

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They are less likely to plot

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He dislikes thin people

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They eat a lot and amuse him

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He finds them wise

Question 16

What tone does Casca use to describe Caesar's refusal of the crown?

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Mocking and cynical

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Sympathetic

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Neutral

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Reverent

Question 17

How many times does Caesar refuse the crown?

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Thrice

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Twice

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Never

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Once

Question 18

What is Caesar's reaction after refusing the crown for the third time?

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He collapses in a fit

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He weeps

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He apologizes

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He leaves the crowd

Question 19

Why is Caesar's fall into a fit significant?

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It reveals his weakness, contrasting his public image

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It frightens the crowd

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It shows his divine nature

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It shows he is humble

Question 20

Why does Cassius want Brutus in the conspiracy?

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Brutus is popular and respected

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Brutus is wealthy

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Brutus hates Caesar

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Brutus commands the army

Question 21

Which Roman festival is being celebrated during this scene?

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Lupercal

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Floralia

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Bacchanalia

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Saturnalia

Question 22

What does the crown symbolize in this scene?

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Ambition and power

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Victory in war

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Friendship

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Love

Question 23

What theme is most dominant in this scene?

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Ambition and manipulation

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Betrayal

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Revenge

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Patriotism

Question 24

What does Caesar’s refusal of the crown reveal?

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He manipulates the crowd by pretending humility

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He dislikes politics

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He is genuinely humble

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He plans to abdicate

Question 25

What aspect of Brutus’s personality does Cassius most exploit?

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His love for Rome and honor

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Greed

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His loyalty to Caesar

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Pride

Question 26

What is the significance of Caesar asking Antony to touch Calpurnia during the race?

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It was a religious ritual believed to cure barrenness

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To avoid bad luck

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He wanted Antony to win

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It was a gesture of love

Question 27

What does Cassius think about fate and destiny?

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Humans shape their own destinies

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Only gods decide fate

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They control everything

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Astrology determines outcomes

Question 28

Which rhetorical strategy does Cassius NOT use in persuading Brutus?

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Threatening violence

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Flattery

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Fear

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Logic and examples

Question 29

How does Casca describe the crowd’s behavior when Caesar refuses the crown?

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Loud, smelly, and vulgar

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Forgiving and patient

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Calm and respectful

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Angry and violent

Question 30

At the end of the scene, what decision has Cassius made regarding Brutus?

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He will write forged letters to influence him

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He will challenge him to a duel

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He will abandon him

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He will warn Caesar

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