Julius Caesar Act 1 & 2
14 Questions
| Total Attempts: 1424
Questions and Answers
- 1.Why was Ciecero not included in the plot to kill Caesar?
- 2.Fill in the blank. Flavius and Marullus were ________ Caesar
- 3.Who is Casca
- A.
A dog
- B.
A poet
- C.
A conspirator
- D.
A servant
- 4.Check all the conspirators names.
- A.
Casca
- B.
Cinna
- C.
Lucius
- D.
Decius
- E.
Calpurnia
- F.
Mark Antony
- 5.Metellus Cimber volunteered to go to the Capitol with Caesar
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.Who dreamed about Caesar's death?
- A.
Portia
- B.
Calpurnia
- C.
Mark Antony
- D.
Lucius
- 7.***BONUS***What is the one piece of jewelry Shakespeare wore?
- A.
Broach
- B.
A Star of David
- C.
A Cross
- D.
An earring
- 8.What are the Ides of March? (Select all that apply)
- A.
The day Caesar died. (Or, for those of us who want to be weird, was crucified)
- B.
What the soothsayer warned Caesar about.
- C.
What Calpurnia's dream had foreshadowed.
- D.
March 15th
- 9.Why does Brutus avoid killing Mark Antony?
- A.
He doesn't want to be seen as a butcher
- B.
He thinks blood is gross
- C.
He thinks he can't kill him
- D.
None of the other conspirators want to
- 10.Flavius and Marcellous want to disrobe the statues
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.Who does Caesar want Antonius to touch?
- A.
Lucius
- B.
Portia
- C.
Octavious Caesar
- D.
Calpurnia
- 12.The senators want to meet Caesar at the Capitol at 8:00.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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