What does the fact that Cassius dies on his birthday signify?

That his life has come full circle and is ready to end.

Cassius has reached a pinnacle age.

Which quote best demonstrates that the battle is being won on both sides?

"Octavius has been defeated by Brutus, just as Cassius' forces have been by Antony."

"Ride ride Messala. Tell them all to attack."

"Brutus gave the word too early. Having a slight advantage over Octavius, he overreacted."

"It's three o-clock, and Romans, before nightfall we'll try out luck in a second fight."

What is the significance of the following quote, "Oh Julius Caesar! You are mighty still! Your spirit is on earth, turning our swords into our own bowels."

Brutus believes that Caesar's spirit is the reason for Cassius' death.

Cassius believes that Caesar's spirit is the reason for Titinus' death.

Caesar's spirit is so powerful that it made Brutus kill himself.

Antony is distraught over the death of Brutus.

What does Brutus reveal to Volumnius, Dardanius, and Clitus?

That Caesar's ghost has appeared to him a second time.

That Antony has changed Caesar's will.

That he doesn't care Cassius is dead.

"This was the most noblest Roman of them all." The underlined word most closely means:

Loyal, Trustworthy, Self-Sacrificing

Traitorous, betrayer, back-stabber

Why does Brutus' first attack fail?

Because his soldiers thought they had won and started looting.

Because he killed his standard-bearer.

Because he got over-confident and killed Antony.

Because his soldiers retreated.

Which is NOT a theme of Julius Caesar?

Suicide resolves mental health problems.

Personal beliefs can change based on the circumstances an individual is in.

Misunderstandings can lead to tragedy.

It is a bad idea to kill political leaders as it will lead to violence and chaos.

Which of the following is an NOT example of dramatic irony?

The omens and warnings that have been given to Caesar.

Cassius became the very man that he hated Caesar for being.

Brutus was a stoic and comitted suicide.

Cassius and Brutus were killed by the same weapon that killed Caesar.

Why would Brutus not want Cassius' dead body in his camp?

He didn't want it to harm the soldiers' morale.

The smell of the dead body would have bothered the other soldiers.

He still despised Cassius for not giving him gold.

He doesn't care that Cassius is dead.

What is the significance of the following line, "Caesar rest in peace, I didn't kill you half so willingly."

Caesar can rest in peace, and that Brutus did not kill Caesar half as willingly as he killed himself.

Caesar can rest in peace, and that Cassius did not kill Caesar half as willingly as he killed himself.

Brutus would rather have killed Caesar again than kill himself.

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Why did Cassius to commit suicide?

Because he thought his best friend Titinius was captured.

He thought that the war was lost and he would die anyway.

He didn't want to go back to Rome a prisoner.

Because he was angry with Brutus.

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Why did Lucilius pretend to be Brutus?

In order to recieve bribe money from Antony.

So that he could be protected as a captive.

Because he wanted to protect Brutus from being captured.

He was listening to Cassius' orders.

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Brutus asks several of his servants to kill him before Strato agrees to. How does this characterize Brutus?

He changes his mind frequently.

He doesn't really want to die.

He has always been a firm believer in suffering.

He is persistent and stoic.

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Their final conversation before the battle shows Brutus and Cassius as

Still unsure of each other

Only friends in front of other people.

Trusting friends again

Fearing each other's treachery

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Whether alive or dead, the character who is viewed with the greatest respect by all the other characters is

Brutus

Caesar

Antony

Cassius

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Does Brutus ever change his opinion of his cause?

Yes, he changes his stance throughout the play

No, he always takes action for the good of Rome

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How does Brutus die?

He runs upon his own sword as Strato holds it for him

Brutus stabs himself with his own sword

Cassius stabs Brutus

Antony stabs Brutus

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Julius Caesar Act 5

Why did Cassius to commit suicide?

Why did Lucilius pretend to be Brutus?

Brutus asks several of his servants to kill him before Strato agrees to. How does this characterize Brutus?

Their final conversation before the battle shows Brutus and Cassius as

Whether alive or dead, the character who is viewed with the greatest respect by all the other characters is

Does Brutus ever change his opinion of his cause?

How does Brutus die?

The omens and predictions in the play basically provide

Who is in the New Triumvirate?

What does the fact that Cassius dies on his birthday signify?

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