Casca in Julius Caesar Act I, sc. 3 (line 3 - intercut)

Who is speaking in the provided excerpt from "Julius Caesar"?

• Cassius

• Brutus

• Caesar

• Casca

Answer explanation

The correct answer is Cassius because the excerpt is from 'Julius Caesar' where Cassius plays a significant role.

In the excerpt, what does Cassius accuse Casca of lacking?

• Courage

• Sparks of life

• Wisdom

• Strength

Answer explanation

In the excerpt, Cassius accuses Casca of lacking 'Sparks of life', indicating that he lacks enthusiasm or vitality.

According to Cassius, what should Casca consider to understand the strange events?

• The true cause

• The will of the gods

• The power of Rome

• The strength of men

Answer explanation

According to Cassius, Casca should consider the true cause to understand the strange events.

What does Cassius suggest has infused the strange events with spirits?

• Heaven

• The gods

• The people

• The Senate

Answer explanation

Cassius suggests that Heaven has infused the strange events with spirits, as mentioned in the text.

What does Cassius compare the dreadful night to?

• A lion in the Capitol

• A storm at sea

• A battle in Rome

• A ghostly apparition

Answer explanation

Cassius compares the dreadful night to a lion in the Capitol, not a storm at sea, a battle in Rome, or a ghostly apparition.