Julius Caesar IV.iii

What is the metaphorical importance of heat in Act IV.iii?

• It represents the fiery animosity between Brutus and Cassius.

• It represents the way that Portia ends her own life.

• It shows that Rome will burn someday.

• It got really hot when Caesar's ghost appeared.

What is the literal importance of heat in Act IV.iii?

• There is a fiery animosity between Brutus and Cassius.

• It's the way that Portia ends her own life.

• Rome will burn someday.

• It got really hot when Caesar's ghost appeared.

Why does Cassius think that Brutus has wronged him?

• Brutus condemned Cassius' friend.

• Brutus stole from Cassius.

• Brutus killed Cassius' wife.

• Brutus declared himself the new Caesar.

What does Brutus call Cassius?

• Greedy

• Selfish

• Hateful

• BFF

What does Cassius offer to Brutus?

• His dagger

• His loyalty

• His Drachmas

• His cloak

When Cassius asks for Brutus' hand, what else does Brutus offer?

• His Heart

• His Money

• His Liver

• His Daughter

Whom does Cassius blame for his bad temper?

• His Mother

• His Father

• Brutus

• His Second Cousin Twice Removed

Which philosophers believed that people should accept suffering without complaining?

• Stoics

• Platonists

• Epicureans

• Skeptics

How many senators have triumvirate killed?

• 100

• 1

• 10

• 1000

According to Brutus, why is he able to deal with Portia's death?

• He always knew she would die someday.

• He didn't really like her anyway.

• He thinks that he will be dead soon, too.

• She left him all of her money.