Julius Caesar Act IV

We see a drastic change in Antony in Act IV. What kind of person does he reveal to be?

• Excited and Dullwitted

• Bright and Hopeful

• Cruel and Uncaring

• Skeptical and Paranoid

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Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus plan to take back Rome. Antony, however, plans to do something else as well. What is it?

• Betray Lepidus and not let him join in their scheme

• Join Brutus and Cassius at the last minute

• Take over Rome and become the new dictator

• Kill Octavius because he never trusted Caesar

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Why does Brutus have suspicion of Cassius?

• Lucillius told him Cassius is going to betray him

• Cassius is changing into a different person

• Cassius says he wishes they did not kill Caesar

• He knows that Cassius has been manipulating him

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Why is Cassius mad at Brutus?

• Brutus condemned Lucius for something he did not do

• He ignored his letters

• Brutus would not listen to his plea for Lucius

• All of the Above

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Why is Brutus mad at Cassius? Pick 2

• He would not give him gold to pay his soldiers

• Cassius joined Antony and Octavius behind his back

• He discovered that Cassius manipulated him into killing Caesar

• He was accused of being greedy and taking gold for giving jobs

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Who is Pluto?

• Roman god of the sun

• Roman god of the Underworld

• Roman god of silver and gold

• Roman god of fortune

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How does Cassius manipulate Brutus into forgiving him?

• He reminds him of how they killed Caesar

• He asks Brutus to kill him

• He tells him he loves him

• He says they need to stay together to defeat Antony

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Shakespeare sometimes adds "joke" characters into his play. Who is the "joke" character?

• Servant

• Lucius

• Poet

• Cassius

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What is the Stoic philosophy?

• Accept suffering and do not complain about it

• Follow a certain path of life and cannot change it

• Human relationships are valued higher than anything else

• When the going gets tough, end your life

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How did Portia commit suicide?

• Swallowed burning coals

• Hanged herself

• Convinced Brutus to kill her

• Ran in front of a Chariot

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