Question 1

What warning does the soothsayer give to Julius Caesar in Act 1, Scene 2?

Accepted Answer

Beware the Ides of March

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Beware of Brutus

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Beware the Romans

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Beware of the Senate

Question 2

What does Caesar think of the warning given by the soothsayer?

Accepted Answer

He dismisses it

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He takes it seriously

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He agrees with the soothsayer

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He is frightened

Question 3

Who is worried about Caesar's growing power in Act 1, Scene 2?

Accepted Answer

Brutus

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Cassius

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Antony

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Cinna

Question 4

What reason does Cassius give for wanting to bring Brutus into the conspiracy against Caesar?

Accepted Answer

Brutus is respected by the people

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Brutus hates Caesar

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Brutus is a skilled fighter

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Brutus is wealthy

Question 5

What metaphor does Cassius use to describe Caesar's power over Rome?

Accepted Answer

A serpent in an egg

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A wolf among sheep

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A lion in the jungle

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A hawk in the sky

Question 6

How does Caesar view Cassius in Act 1, Scene 2?

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He is wary of him

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He wants to make him a leader

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He trusts him completely

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He considers him a fool

Question 7

What do the citizens of Rome celebrate in Act 1, Scene 2?

Accepted Answer

Caesar's victory over Pompey

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The birth of a new leader

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The defeat of a foreign enemy

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The end of the Roman Senate

Question 8

What does Caesar demand of Antony during the festivities?

Accepted Answer

To touch his wife

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To lead the parade

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To speak to the Senate

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To crown him king

Question 9

Who encourages Brutus to join the conspiracy against Caesar?

Accepted Answer

Cassius

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Casca

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Antony

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Cinna

Question 10

What is Brutus's internal conflict in Act 1, Scene 2?

Accepted Answer

His loyalty to Caesar versus his love for Rome

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His fear of losing control versus his responsibilities

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His desire for power versus his friendship

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His ambition versus his morality

Question 11

What warning does the soothsayer give to Caesar in Act 1, Scene 2?

Accepted Answer

Beware the Ides of March

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Stay away from senators

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Do not trust Brutus

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Avoid the theater

Question 12

In Act 1, Scene 2, why does Cassius express disdain for Caesar?

Accepted Answer

He believes Caesar is unworthy of power

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He thinks Caesar is too ambitious

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He fears Caesar's popularity

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He dislikes Caesar's friends

Question 13

What event does Casca describe to Brutus and Cassius in Act 1, Scene 2?

Accepted Answer

A strange storm and unnatural occurrences

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A public celebration

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Caesar's triumphal return

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A gladiatorial contest

Question 14

How does Caesar respond to the soothsayer's warning in Act 1, Scene 2?

Accepted Answer

He dismisses it as nonsense

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He thanks the soothsayer

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He takes it very seriously

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He seeks a second opinion

Question 15

What theme is introduced in Act 1, Scene 2 of Julius Caesar through the characters' discussions?

Accepted Answer

The conflict between fate and free will

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The value of friendship

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The importance of honor

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The role of women in society

Question 16

What is Cassius's plan to manipulate Brutus in Act 1, Scene 2?

Accepted Answer

To forge letters from citizens

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To offer him a political position

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To challenge him to a duel

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To reveal a conspiracy

Question 17

What does Brutus struggle with in Act 1, Scene 2 regarding his feelings towards Caesar?

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His loyalty to Caesar versus his concern for Rome

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His fear of death

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His desire for power

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His friendship with Cassius

Question 18

What metaphor does Cassius use to describe Caesar's power in Act 1, Scene 2?

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A wolf in sheep's clothing

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An eagle in the sky

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A snake in the grass

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A lion in the jungle

Question 19

What advice does Brutus give Cassius regarding their friendship in Act 1, Scene 2?

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To avoid conflict and remain united

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To distance themselves from each other

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To challenge each other for leadership

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To seek revenge against Caesar

Question 20

In Act 1, Scene 2, how does Cassius view Caesar's accomplishments compared to his own?

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He believes Caesar is no greater than himself

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He believes Caesar has achieved more than anyone

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He feels Caesar deserves even more praise

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He thinks Caesar is superior in every way

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