Cassius in Julius Caesar Act V, sc. 1 (line 84 - intercut) Quiz

What significant event does Cassius mention at the beginning of his speech?

• His wedding day

• His birthday

• The day he met Messala

• The day he joined the army

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What does Cassius ask Messala to do?

• Fight alongside him

• Give him a weapon

• Be a witness to his actions

• Leave the battlefield

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Which philosopher's opinion did Cassius once hold strong?

• Socrates

• Plato

• Aristotle

• Epicurus

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What does Cassius say has happened to the two mighty eagles?

• They were killed in battle

• They flew away and were replaced by ravens, crows, and kites

• They were captured by the enemy

• They are still perched and feeding from the soldiers' hands

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What does Messala respond to Cassius's concerns about the army?

• He agrees with Cassius

• He believes Cassius is overreacting

• He says "Believe not so."

• He suggests retreating

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Who is speaking to Brutus in the provided text?

• Lucilius

• Cassius

• Cato

• Caesar

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What does Brutus say he is resolved to do?

• To flee from battle

• To meet all perils constantly

• To surrender to the enemy

• To seek peace with the gods

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What does Cassius suggest about the gods' stance on their situation?

• The gods are indifferent

• The gods are hostile

• The gods stand friendly

• The gods are confused

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According to Brutus, what philosophy did he blame Cato's death on?

• The philosophy of war

• The philosophy of peace

• The philosophy of cowardice

• The philosophy of patience

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What does Cassius ask Brutus about their potential defeat?

• If they should flee

• If they should surrender

• If they should be led in triumph through the streets of Rome

• If they should negotiate peace

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