Julius Caesar By William Shakespeare Act 1! Trivia Quiz
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The play of Julius Caesar opens on a crowded and noisy street in Rome as Julius Caesar returns from battle, where he stomped Pompey's sons into the ground and later on after disagreeing with Ceaser on how Rome should be run Ceaser chooses to assassinate him. What else do you remember from act 1? Take this test and see if you should re-read it.
- 1.What is it celebrated in Scene 1?
- A.
Caesar's defeat of Pompey
- B.
Pompey's victories
- 2.Why are Flavius and Murellus punished for?
- A.
Joking on Caesar
- B.
Removing the decorations from Caesar's statues
- C.
Having a fight
- D.
Stealing an apple
- 3.How did Cassius saved Caesar one day?
- A.
Defending him in a fight
- B.
Killing a snake
- C.
Giving him a pill for fever
- D.
Rescuing him from the water
- 4.What defect does Caesar have?
- A.
He is blind
- B.
He is deaf
- C.
He can t walk
- D.
He broke his finger
- 5.Shakespeare was especially fond of employing pathetic fallacy with nature in moments of turmoil, as in Macbeth, when the night grows increasingly eerie until Macbeth observes that “Nature seems dead” right before he goes to murder King Duncan [II.i.50]). In Julius Caesar, the terrifying atmosphere of supernatural phenomena reflects on what?
- A.
Cassius’s plan to murder Caesar
- B.
Caesar being chosen in the Senate
- C.
Caesar's thoughts of Cassius
- D.
Caesar's plan to kill Cassius
- 6.Cassius compares Caesar to...
- A.
The night
- B.
A lion
- C.
Something doth
- D.
All
- 7.In which country did Caesar have a fever and experienced a seizure?
- 8.Who is Cinna?
- A.
A nurse
- B.
A cook
- C.
A king
- D.
A conspirator
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