Julius Caesar Act 2, Scene 1 (2nd half)

What does Brutus suggest about Mark Antony in the discussion?

• He should be spared because he is harmless.

• He should be killed along with Caesar.

• He should be exiled from Rome.

• He should be made a ruler.

What does Trebonius say about Antony's future?

• Antony will become a ruler.

• Antony will live and laugh later.

• Antony will seek revenge.

• Antony will leave Rome.

What does Cassius fear about Antony?

• Antony's ambition.

• Antony's loyalty to Caesar.

• Antony's intelligence.

• Antony's wealth.

What does Cassius suggest about their actions?

• They should act with envy.

• They should act with anger.

• They should act with necessity.

• They should act with haste.

Who is confident they can persuade Caesar to leave his house?

• Trebonius

• Decius

• Cassius

• Metellus

Who enters at the end of the scene?

• Portia

• Lucius and Ligarius

• Decius

• Metellus

What does Cassius say the morning will bring?

• New opportunities

• A fresh start

• The truth

• The end of their plans

What does Portia use to emphasize her plea to Brutus?

• Kneeling

• Shouting

• Writing a letter

• Leaving the room

What does Portia claim she is if Brutus does not share his secrets with her?

• His mistress

• His friend

• His enemy

• His advisor

What does Ligarius say is affecting him?

• Not feeling well

• Political pressure

• Financial issues

• Family problems