Who is the man so powerful that an entire city throws a celebration when he comes home?
Julius caesar
Caesar walks into Rome, and everybody starts cheering. What's the celebration about?
His victory over Pompeii
What city is everyone fighting over politically?
Rome
I am Caesar's wife. Who am I?
Calpurnia
What country is ancient Rome in today?
Italy.
Who is the Roman nobleman Cassius tries to persuade to join the conspiracy?
Brutus
Imagine you're Caesar. A random stranger walks up and says, "Beware the ides of March!" What's the stranger's job?
A soothsayer
What month is the famous warning about?
March
I am the person who helps convince Caesar to go to the Senate. Who am I?
Decius
What language did ancient Roman’s speak?
Latín.
Who is basically the friend who secretly talks behind Caesar's back and wants Brutus on his side?
Cassius
If Cassius had a group chat called "Caesar Needs to Go," who would he try hardest to recruit?
Brutus.
What building is Caesar supposed to visit on the day of his assassination?
The senate
Is Caesar returning to Rome or leaving Rome at the beginning of the play?
What type of government did Rome have before Caesar's rise to power?
Republican
Who is the guy who keeps warning Caesar that something bad is coming, but Caesar doesn't really listen?
Soothsayer
In which act does Caesar return to Rome after defeating Pompey?
Act 1
What is Caesar's biggest political red flag in Cassius's eyes?
His growing power
What do the conspirators plan to do to Caesar?
Asassinate him
What famous arena in Rome hosted gladiator fights?
The collessium
Caesar's wife has a terrifying dream and begs him not to go out. What does Caesar decide to do?
He initially decides to stay home but is eventually persuaded by Decius to go to the Senate.
What does Cassius fear Caesar might become?
A dictator or ruler with too much power
Does Caesar listen to the soothsayer's warning?
No
What does Calpurnia experience while sleeping?
A nightmare.
What sweet food did Romans use to flavor many desserts?
Honey