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100

Who struggled with the decision to assassinate Caesar?

Brutus.

100

The soothsayer gave this warning to Julius Caesar.

 "Beware the ides of March."

100

How many times had Caesar been offered the crown by the adoring crowd? 

Three

100

When did Shakespeare write this play?

1599

100

A ____ _____ is an error in reasoning. 

logical fallacy

200

Who was the mastermind behind the conspiracy to kill Julius Caesar?

Cassius

200

In Act III, Scene II Brutus gives his reason for assassinating Julius Caesar:


"Not that I loved Julius Caesar less, but that I loved ____ more."

Rome

200

In the play, how many children did Caesar have?

none

200

What was the name of Shakespeare's theater in London? 

the Globe 

200

A/an _________ is a reference to another story, a myth, history, etc. 

allusion

300

Who committed suicide by swallowing fire?

Portia, Brutus's wife

300

Which character says this quote? "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears; I come to bury Caesar not praise him.

Mark Antony

300

What were Caesars last words?

(latin = full points) 

(English = half points)

"Et tu, Brute?"


"and you, Brutus?"

300

Who was the ruler of England during the showing of the play The Tragedy of Julius Caesar? 

Queen Elizabeth

300

________ is another word for overconfidence. 

Hubris

400

Who stabbed Caesar last? 

Brutus

400

Brutus, speaking of Portia: 

"O ye gods, Render me worthy of this noble ___!" 

wife

400

Who did Caesar defeat in the Civil War?

Pompey

400

This play is known as a ___________, because it features a central character who experiences a devastating downfall due to a flaw in their character or a series of unfortunate events 

tragedy

400

Marc Anthony is using _____  _____, when he manipulates the crowd into chaos by saying he "doesn't want to cause a mutiny." 

reverse psychology 

500

The triumvirate is ____, ____, and ____. 

Must have all three names for points! 

Marc Anthony 

Octavius Caesar

Lepidus 

500

In Act I, Scene II Julius Caesar becomes suspicious of Gaius Cassius and says this: 


"Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look; He _____ too much: such men are dangerous."

thinks

500

Caesar was too ___________ according to the conspirators. 

ambitious

500

When did William Shakespeare die?

1616

500

This play is an _______, because the real meaning (Shakespeare warning politicians not to repeat the same mistakes) is disguised by fictionalized characters. 

allegory

600

Who begged Caesar to stay home, and to not go to the capitol the day he is assassinated? 

Calpurnia, Caesar's wife

600

Marc Antony repeated these lines in his speech to the Romans to discredit Brutus's actions:


"Brutus says he was ambitious and Brutus is an __________ man."

honourable

600

Which two characters in the play spoke at Caesar's funeral? 

Brutus and Antony
600

Shakespeare is known for writing poems and plays in this style of poetry:  ______  ______. 

iambic pentameter

600

A ____ is a speech given by a character on stage, and only heard by the audience. It is often used to reveal the innermost thoughts and feelings of the character. 

soliloquy 

700

Which character has a letter for Caesar, meant to warn him, but does not successfully deliver the letter?

Artemidorous

700

Who was "the noblest Roman of them all," according to one of the characters? 

Marcus Brutus
700

How many times was Caesar stabbed? 

33 times (the number three is symbolic in literature- Shakespeare as well). 

700

Where was Shakespeare born (the small town's name)? 

Stratford Upon Avon

700

A ______ is a long speech or performance by one character -- may or may not be heard by other characters on stage. 

monologue 

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