Can I Quote You On That?
"For shame, you generals, what do you mean? Love and be friends as two such men should be For I have seen more years, I’m sure, than ye.”
Bonus = Who is infuriated by this?
Poet
Bonus = Marcus Brutus
What is meant by “Remember March; the ides of March remember. Did not great Julius bleed for justice’s sake? What villain touched his body that did stab And not for justice?”
Bonus: Who said this?
The ides of March were accurate and justified because they did what they believed would honestly help their country
Bonus: Marcus Brutus
Who called Cassius “waspish”?
Bonus: What does waspish mean?
Brutus
Bonus: readily expressing anger/irritation
Unmeritable
Unworthy of praise
Bonus: Scene 1
Characters Involved (give it your best shot)
Bonus points if everyone is named
Antony, Octavius, Lepidus, Brutus, Lucilius, Lucius, Titinius, Pindaris, Cassius, Poet, Messala, Varro, Claudius, and the Ghost of Caesar
“How covert matters may be best disclosed and open perils surest answered.”
Bonus = What scene?
Mark Antony
Bonus = Scene 1
Who is Marcus Brutus declaring, to the gods, should be dashed to pieces by their thunderbolts in Scene 3?
No Bonus
Cassius
How is the word bear used throughout the act (Noun, verb, adj, etc)?
Bonus: How many times is it used in all of Act 4?
It's used as a verb meaning to carry the weight of something
Bonus: 9 times
Durst
Past tense of dare
Bonus: Scene 3
Scene 1 Plot
Antony, Lepidus, and Octavius meet to discuss who needs to be on the hit list but Antony brings up the idea of redirecting Caesers will to save money. After Lepidus leaves Antony reveals he doesn't quite trust him.
“I an itching palm?”
Bonus = What scene
Cassius
Bonus = Scene 3
Who tells Brutus to kill him?
Bonus: Why would he offer this?
Cassius
Bonus: He feels betrayed and hated by Brutus’ outburst
Not as an animal but what does Brutus first inquire about the apparition of Caesar's ghost?
Bonus: What does it say in reply
A god, angel, or some devil
Bonus: It calls him an evil spirit
Sland’rous
False or malicious
Bonus: Scene 1
Scene 2 Plot
Brutus and his men are at their camp and Cassius pulls him aside and they argue about how they both are handling the situation poorly and Brutus starts insulting him which results in a fracture in their bond. Later Brutus admits he was just stressed.
“You wronged yourself to write in such a case.”
Bonus = What scene?
Marcus Brutus
Bonus = Scene 3
What two people are declared dead in scene 3?
Bonus: How did the text say they died? Portia and Cicero
Portia and Cicero
Bonus: Portia commits suicide after Caesars murder and Cicero is ordered to be killed by Antony, Octavius and Lepidus
What does Brutus mean by “I’d rather be a dog and bay the moon”?
Bonus: What is the other half of the statement? (What would he rather do that over?)
He would prefer to howl at the moon like a dog than to (Bonus) bribe and sell for as much money as possible over their murder of Caesar
Choler/Choleric
Bad-tempered or irritable
Bonus: Scene 3
Scene 3 Plot
Brutus and the others attempt to go to sleep only for the ghost of Caesar to appear and almost threaten him by saying they will meet once more.
“Even so great men great losses should endure.”
Bonus = What scene?
Messala
Bonus = Scene 3
Where does the apparition of Caesar's ghost tell Brutus to prepare for?
Bonus: What men does Brutus yell at to wake up?
Philippi
Bonus: Varro, Claudius, and Lucius
What does Brutus mean by "O Cassius you are yoked with a lamb"?
No Bonus
He says that Cassius is working with someone as smart as a lamb and that he can't take him seriously
Selfsame Tenor
The exact same usual pattern
Bonus: Scene 4
Foreshadowing
Caesar's ghost insinuates something bad will happen on the battlefield to Brutus after they had already heard about the death of Portia back home and Brutus and Cassius had their arguement.