Background
Vocab./Devices
Characters
Comprehension
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100

What is Caesar's first name?

Julius

100
Give the definition for conflict and give an example of one (internal or external, doesn't matter)

A conflict is an argument or struggle

Internal- Brutus' decision to remain loyal or not

External- the weather

100

Character who wishes to become pregnant

Calphurnia

100

The first act is the feast of Lupercal. Why is this being held? 

Fertility 

100

How many times did the crowd shout, and why were they shouting?

They shouted three times as Caesar was being offered the crown and refusing.

200

T/F: Caesar was part of a triumvirate with Crassus and Pompey

True

200

Give an example of irony within the first act (any type)

We expect Caesar to take the crown, but he didn't.

We know that Cassius wrote the letters to Brutus. 

200

Gave Caesar a warning about March 15th

Soothsayer

200

What does Caesar ask Antony to do during the race?

To touch his wife, Calphurnia

200

Give an example of dramatic irony in the first act.

We know that Cassius is writing the letters to Brutus.

300

Which member of the triumvirate was married to Caesar's daughter?

Pompey

300

"What trade, thou knave? Thou naughty knave, what trade?"

What did Murellus mean by this statement? What is a knave?

He was asking the cobbler what profession he was in since he wasn't dressed as one.

300

Caesar says that this man has a dangerous look and cannot be trusted. 

Cassius

300

What was Caesar's reaction to the Soothsayer?

He ignored him/he thought he was crazy

300

What did the plebians have to wear to the feast of Lupercal?

Holiday clothes (nice) or clothes of their trade

400

T/F: Pompey married the daughter of Caesar's rival

True

400

Name the three omens from Act I that signify something bad is going to happen.

1-the soothsayer's warning

2-the animals' strange behavior

3-the bad weather

400

Whose idea was it to disrobe Caesar's statues?

Flavius

400

What does Cassius want Brutus to do?

Go against Caesar

400

What was the soothsayer's warning

Beware the ides of March

500

After defeating Pompey, why was Caesar afraid to return to Rome?

He was not sure how the people of Rome would react to Pompey's death

500

The allusion from Act I was that Cassius referenced the Trojan Hero Aeneas. This God was in charge of taking care of others, even carry his own father, literally. Why did Cassius make this reference?

He was showing that Caesar was weak when he went into the water and had to be pulled.

500

Who wrote the letters to Brutus, and who delivered them?

Cassius/Cinna

500

Cassius names three times that he felt Caesar was weak. Name one of them.

Saved him from drowning/had a fever and whined/dramatic  

500

If Caesar is crowned tomorrow, what is Cassuis prepared to do?

Kill himself

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