Julius Caesar Act 4&5

Which character was the most like Caesar in the way that he commanded an army?

• Cassius

• Brutus

• Antony

• Octavius

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Where does Brutus want to meet the enemy for battle?

• Rome

• Philippi

• Ithica

• Troy

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How does the supernatural entity that enters Brutus' tent identify himself?

• The Evil Spirit

• The ghost of Cassius

• Brutus's future self

• Portia, Brutus' deceased wife

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Where does Cassius want to meet the enemy for battle?

• Troy

• Phillipi

• He wants to stay put

• Greece

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Cassius approaches Brutus and expresses his concerns about the battle infront of their army. Brutus asks Cassius to quiet down and they will talk in their tent, away from their armies. What does this say about Brutus' feelings?

• He is worried about how he and Cassius will appear to his followers.

• He does not want to yell at Cassius in front of the army.

• Brutus is upset with Cassius

• He does not want to be questioned.

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What do Brutus and Cassius finally agree on about the battle

• They agree to stay put and wait for the enemy.

• They agree to split the army in half so one group will wait while one group will go to Philippi.

• They agree to travel to Philippi to fight the enemy.

• They never come to an agreement about the battle.

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Select which statement in true about Brutus

• Brutus believes he is loved by all but in reality, all Romans dislike him.

• Brutus is not loyal to Rome.

• Brutus becomes Rome's best leader and the citizens are grateful.

• Brutus is firm in what he believes even though it is not always practical.

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Which statement is true about Antony

• Antony is practical and realistic in his beliefs but can be swayed.

• Antony lacks ambition

• Antony cannot be swayed and sticks to his beliefs and opinions.

• Antony was Caesar's greatest enemy.

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Cassius decides to die by the same sword that was used to kill Caesar. Why?

• Cassius wants to be remembered as a villain who died in infamy, just like Caesar,

• Cassius and Caesar will both be remembered as great men who died with dignity.

• Cassius wants to be remembered as a great man who died with dignity, like Caesar.

• Cassius and Caesar will both be remembered as villains who died in infamy.

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How does Brutus's personal sense of honor contribute to his downfall?

• He compromises his personal sens of honor but misjudges the depths he is willing to sink.

• Brutus wants to be king more than anything was not going to stop until he was king.

• He believes all Romans share his sense of honor and misjudges his co-conspirator's motives.

• He knows his personal sense of honor will never prevail so he continues to act with dishonor.