Julius Caesar
Night
Vocabulary
Plot Diagrams
Vocabulary 2
100
This person is planning to kill Caesar.
Who is Cassius?
100
This character mentored Elie as a youth.
Who is Moishe the Beadle?
100
A struggle within a character's mind
What is internal conflict?
100
This is the event that starts the conflict or tension.
What is the inciting incident?
100
The appeal to emotion
What is pathos?
200
This is the reason Brutus chooses to kill Caesar.
What is for the good of Rome?
200
Mrs. Schacter saw visions of these while inside the cattle car.
What are the flames?
200
The appeal to logic or reason
What is logos?
200
This happens immediately after the climax.
What is the falling action?
200
Knowing what will happen before the characters.
What is dramatic irony?
300
These are Caesar's final words.
What is "Et tu, brute?"
300
Elie witnesses this during his first night in Auschwitz?
What is babies being thrown into the fires?
300
To interpret something incorrectly
What is misconstrue?
300
The characters, setting and background are called this.
What is the exposition?
300
Freeing someone from imprisonment or oppression.
What is liberation?
400
Marc Antony repeats this phrase when referring to Brutus and the other conspirators during his funeral speech.
What is "they are honourable men"?
400
This represents a missed chance at being liberated sooner.
What is the infirmary?
400
Lack of interest, concern or sympathy
What is indifference?
400
Caesar's decision to leave his house and go to the Senate is an example of this.
What is rising action or turning point?
400
A passionate expression of grief or sorrow.
What is lament?
500
This character commits suicide by swallowing fire.
Who is Portia, Brutus' wife?
500
Arbeit Macht Frei means this when translated.
What is "work makes you free"?
500
The deliberate killing of a large group of people.
What is genocide?
500
Brutus stabbing Caesar is an example of this.
What is climax?
500
Something passed down from generation to generation
What is inheritance?
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