Characters
Quotations
Bits and Bobs
6 Pillars
"Mr. Julius Caesar"
100
This character is a teacher at St. Benedict's school.
Who is Mr. Hundert or the narrator?
100
This character said, "Your mother must be wearing your pants today."
Who is Sedgewick Bell?
100

What literary element is this? St. Benedict's School, 1940s.

What is the setting?

100

Being honest and keeps promises.

What is a trustworthiness?

100
These three characters were the competitors in the Mr. Julius Caesar competition.
Who are Sedgewick Bell, Deepak Mehta, and Fred Masoudi.
200
This character is the antagonist in the story.
Who is Sedgewick Bell?
200
This character is quoted as saying, "...you will not mold him. I will mold him. You will merely teach him."
Who is Senator Bell?
200
"There are those, in fact, who say I should have known what would happen between St. Benedict's and me..." is an example of this literary technique.
What is foreshadowing?
200
Following through on commitments. 

What is responsibility?

200
This student should have been in the competition, but was "leapfrogged" over in order to secure Sedgewick Bell's position.
Who is Martin Blythe?
300
This is Sedgewick Hyram Bell's profession.
What is United States Senator?
300
The statement, "...it is historically inopportune to blame a life gone afoul on a single incident in childhood," is a reference to this important event.
What is Sedgewick cheating in the Mr. Julius Caesar competition?
300

The poem Mr. Hundert references in the beginning of the story. 

What is Ozymandias?

300

Empathetic towards others. 

What is caring?

300
This character tells the narrator to "Ignore it... or look for another job."
Who is Mr. Woodbridge?
400
This character is the headmaster of St. Benedict's.
Who is Mr. Woodbridge?
400
Hundert says, "How deeply the viper is a viper," during a conversation with this character.
Who is Senator Bell?
400

"...he became a symbol, evidence of the first tendrils of moral rot that seemed to be twining among the posts and timbers of our school," is an example of this type of figurative language.

What is metaphor?

400

Valuing peoples opinions. 

What is respect?

400
This is how Sedgewick cheats during the competition.
What is he secures the "outline" to the inside of his toga?
500
The narrator explains that this character is the only other teacher that he trusts.
Who is Charles Ellerby.
500
The narrator confesses, "I did not know at the time what an act of corruption I had committed, although... I believe that Sedgewick Bell, even at the age of thirteen, did," in reference to this act.
What is not exposing Sedgewick's cheating?
500

Where Sedgewick gained admission to after gradutation. 

What is no where? 

500

The 6 Pillars. 

What is trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship?

500

What historical name Hundert asks Sedgwick about in order to force him to lose the competition.

Who was Hamiclar Barca?

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