Julius Caesar Act 3 Flashcard

Front

Who tries to get Caesar to read a letter of warning on Caesar's way to the Capitol?

Back

Artemidorus

Front

Which line from Caesar serves as evidence for Antony's claim about Brutus?

Back

"Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar."

Front

Brutus says that he loved Caesar but he loves ______ more.

Back

Rome

Front

In Caesar's last speeches, when he refuses to pardon Publius Cimber, his tone is:

Back

Proud and arrogant

Front

What do Antony's speeches in Act III reveal about his character?

Back

He is both loyal to Caesar and also very clever.

Front

What is the significance of the phrase 'Et tu, Brute?' in the context of betrayal?

Back

It signifies deep betrayal by a close friend.

Front

What role does the Soothsayer play in Act 3?

Back

He warns Caesar to 'Beware the Ides of March.'

Front

How does Brutus justify the assassination of Caesar to the public?

Back

He claims it was for the good of Rome.

Front

What rhetorical strategies does Antony use in his speech?

Back

He uses irony, repetition, and emotional appeal.

Front

What is the outcome of Brutus's speech compared to Antony's?

Back

Brutus's speech initially sways the crowd, but Antony ultimately incites them to revolt.