Julius Caesar Act IV

What does Brutus mean when he says "There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune"?

• Men should avoid taking risks to achieve success.

• There is an appropriate time for action which can lead to success.

• Men should always follow the tide to ensure safety.

• Success in life is determined by the tides and natural forces.

Who enters the scene while Brutus is speaking in Act IV of "Julius Caesar"?

• Lucius

• The Ghost of Caesar

• A soldier

• Mark Antony

What does the Ghost of Caesar tell Brutus?

• "Thy evil spirit, Brutus."

• "I am thy father's spirit."

• "Thou shalt win the battle of Philippi."

• "Thou shalt see me at Philippi."

What does Antony suggest they should do about Brutus and Cassius?

• Ignore them completely

• Share the burden of slanders

• Strengthen their resources and prepare for battle

• Take Lepidus into their council

According to Octavius, what does he fear about some people who smile at them?

• They are genuinely friendly and supportive.

• They are indifferent to their cause.

• They have evil intentions in their hearts.

• They are unaware of the ongoing conflicts.

According to Lucilius, who has the greater part of the army come with?

• Brutus

• Cassius

• The first soldier

• The third soldier

What does Cassius accuse Brutus of in his speech?

• Being too gentle

• Doing him wrong

• Leading the army poorly

• Not listening to him

What is Cassius accused of by Brutus?

• Forgetting the ides of March

• Condemning Lucius Pella without reason

• Having an itching palm and selling offices for gold

• Writing letters in defense of a friend

What event does Brutus remind Cassius of to emphasize the need for justice?

• The crowning of Julius Caesar

• The ides of March and Julius Caesar's death

• The battle against the Sardinians

• Lucius Pella taking bribes

What does Brutus call Cassius when he tells him to go away?

• A foreman

• B soldier

• C madman

• D slight man