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Froggy Jumps Caesar & Rhetoric: Shakespeare QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of scenes and terms. by riley 1 In Scene 1, what do Flavius and Marullus want the commoners to do? a Stop celebrating and go home to mourn Pompey b Cheer for Brutus in the streets c Join Caesar's triumph parade 2 What is the soothsayer's advice to Caesar? a Pursue power at all costs b Beware the ides of March c Trust Cassius completely 3 Explain the difference between Cassius and Brutus' views of Caesar. a Both fear Caesar, but for different reasons b Brutus wants power; Cassius loves Caesar dearly c Cassius thinks Caesar is unworthy; Brutus loves him but fears his power 4 Caesar clearly gives his thoughts about Cassius. What does he say? a He respects Cassius for his wisdom b He dislikes Cassius because he is not fat c He fears Cassius's strength 5 Summarize Casca's explanation of why Caesar looked so sad. a He was tired from a long voyage b He disliked the crowd's cheers c He had a seizure in front of the crowd, feared bad reputation 6 At the end of Scene II, what plans does Cassius make and why? a Plan a sudden public uprising b Forge letters to appear many Romans oppose Caesar c Conspire to kidnap Caesar for leverage 7 Casca says the portents mean what? a They signify a peaceful era ahead b They are warnings of trouble in Rome c They predict good fortune for Caesar 8 Why does Cassius want Brutus to join the conspiracy? a Brutus owes Cassius a debt b Brutus can provide weapons c They need Brutus's popularity and trust 9 To what decision does Brutus come in his courtyard? Why? a To support Caesar's rise to power b To kill Caesar because he would forget the little people if he became king c To flee Rome and join Cassius elsewhere 10 7. Casca says, "For I believe they are portentous things/Unto the climate that they point upon." What does he mean? a A men of fire, and lion in the streets, and an owl out in daylight made him worried b He is going to make letter that look like they are form lots of people who want his help. c They need him because everyone likes and trust Brutus. 11 2. What does Lucius give to Brutus in Scene 1? a letter b a pen c a sandwich 12 3. Why doesn't Brutus want to swear an oath with the conspirators? a Because there not doing ant thing wrong and if you swear an oath you are doing something bad b He does not want to be tied to anyone c he is not going to kill him 13 4. For what reason does Metellus Cimber want Cicero to join the conspiracy? a he is a strong ally and is influential b is is smart c is is kind 14 5. Brutus is against including Cicero and against killing Mark Antony. Why? a he thinks he is a "party boy" b he is too smart c he is not going to care about what happened 15 6. Why did Brutus say, "Render me worthy of this noble wife!"? a He does not find himself worthy of her and he was been like ignoring her b he loves her a lot and will tell her c they are going to die together 16 7. Of what does Calphurnia try to convince Caesar? a she does not want him to go to the capital because of her dream b she loves him too much c he wants to sleep with him 17 8. Caesar yields to Calphurnia's wishes at first. Why does he change his mind and decide to go to the Senate meeting? a Decius convinces him the sings are good and not bad b he will take him a back way c he loves him and wants him to stay home 18 9. What does the note Artemidorous wants to give to Caesar say? a To be careful around certain people that want to kill him b that he loves him c he wants to sleep with his wife 19 1. What is ironic about the timing of Caesar's murder (in relation to his comment just beforehand)? a He was compared himself to the norther star and mount Olympus. b he is a good man c wants to die 20 2. In the moments following Caesar's death, what do the conspirators proclaim to justify their deed? a They would walk around call "peace, Freedom, and Liberty." b he wants to know my they killed Caesar and if he can come safely and ask them questions c hey will all go home and sleep until this blows over 21 3. Antony's servant brings a message to Brutus. What does he say? a he wants to know my they killed Caesar and if he can come safely and ask them questions b Brutis says Antony can speak under certain circumstances, but Cassius thinks it's a mistake. c 22 4. Antony wants to speak at Caesar's funeral. What reaction does Brutus have? What reaction does Cassius have? a Brutis says Antony can speak under certain circumstances, but Cassius thinks it's a mistake. b he has to speak after Brutus and can't talk bad about them and have to say we gave you permission. c 23 9. What is the point of Act III, Scene III? a He warning us of mob meatily. When they can't think for them self's because they are hyped up b everyone will die c everyone is going to be friends 24 8. Why did Brutus and Cassius flee Rome? a the people of Rome believed Antony and did not like them any more b everone still love Brutus c they all want to die 25 6. How did Brutus justify his actions to the commoners at the funeral? a He says the He would have turned the people of Rome into slaves so Brutus did a good thing b he did something bad and should be killed c he did not have to say anything

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In Scene 1, what do Flavius and Marullus want the commoners to do?

What is the soothsayer's advice to Caesar?

Explain the difference between Cassius and Brutus' views of Caesar.

Caesar clearly gives his thoughts about Cassius. What does he say?

Summarize Casca's explanation of why Caesar looked so sad.

At the end of Scene II, what plans does Cassius make and why?

Casca says the portents mean what?

Why does Cassius want Brutus to join the conspiracy?

To what decision does Brutus come in his courtyard? Why?

7. Casca says, "For I believe they are portentous things/Unto the climate that they point upon." What does he mean?

2. What does Lucius give to Brutus in Scene 1?

3. Why doesn't Brutus want to swear an oath with the conspirators?

4. For what reason does Metellus Cimber want Cicero to join the conspiracy?

5. Brutus is against including Cicero and against killing Mark Antony. Why?

6. Why did Brutus say, "Render me worthy of this noble wife!"?

7. Of what does Calphurnia try to convince Caesar?

8. Caesar yields to Calphurnia's wishes at first. Why does he change his mind and decide to go to the Senate meeting?

9. What does the note Artemidorous wants to give to Caesar say?

1. What is ironic about the timing of Caesar's murder (in relation to his comment just beforehand)?

2. In the moments following Caesar's death, what do the conspirators proclaim to justify their deed?

3. Antony's servant brings a message to Brutus. What does he say?

4. Antony wants to speak at Caesar's funeral. What reaction does Brutus have? What reaction does Cassius have?

9. What is the point of Act III, Scene III?

8. Why did Brutus and Cassius flee Rome?

6. How did Brutus justify his actions to the commoners at the funeral?