Scene 1
Scene 2
Scene 3
Vocabulary
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What does Soothsayer say to Caesar?
"Beware of the Ides of March"
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Where does scene 2 take place?
Rome. A public place
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How long was act one?
1 Month
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Lacking self-respect; behaving as if other people are superior.
Servile
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Who was having a "party" but they should have been in their work clothes not their dress clothes.
Laborers
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Who told Caesar to beware of the Ides of March?
Soothsayer
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Who is not afraid of the storm?
Cassius
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To ask earnestly; to beg
Entreat
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Why were the Laborers having a party?
In Caesars' honor
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What does ides mean? Such as Ides of March
A day in the middle of every month
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Who were the three conspirators?
Casca, Cassius, Metellus
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An important project or undertaking
Enterprise
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Who supported Pompey?
Murellus and Flavius
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Who says- "No, Cassius; for the eye sees not itself But by the reflection, by some other things."
Brutus
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Why do Casca and Cassius think the gods are on their side?
Cassius braves the storm for a long time and never gets struck down.
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To make very angry
Incense
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What happened to Flavius and Murellus?
They were silenced
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Who is afraid the Caesar will become king?
Brutus
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How many parts of Brutus do they have?
Three Parts
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A physical or mental weakness or disability; feebleness
Infirmity
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