Julius Caesar 2.1 Interview Brutus and Cassius

Cassius visits Brutus at night with a group of men to discuss a plan against Caesar. They debate whether to include Cicero and decide against it. The group discusses the fate of Mark Antony, ultimately deciding not to kill him. They also consider Caesar's superstitions and plan to persuade him to come to the Capitol using flattery. The meeting concludes with a reminder to appear happy and not reveal their true intentions.

What is the main reason Cassius and the group visit Brutus at night?

• To deliver a message from Caesar

• To celebrate a victory

• To plan a festival

• To discuss a conspiracy

Why do the conspirators decide not to include Cicero in their plan?

• He is too close to Caesar

• He is too young

• He is not trustworthy

• He never follows through with others' plans

What is Brutus's argument against killing Mark Antony along with Caesar?

• It would be too much bloodshed

• Antony is not a threat

• Antony is already on their side

• Antony is too powerful

How do the conspirators plan to justify their actions against Caesar?

• By claiming it was an accident

• By denying any involvement

• By showing it as a necessary sacrifice

• By blaming it on another group

What concern is raised about Caesar not attending the Capitol?

• He is planning a surprise attack

• He is becoming superstitious

• He is afraid of the weather

• He is ill

What method does Decius plan to use to ensure Caesar attends the Capitol?

• Bribing him

• Flattering him

• Threatening him

• Ignoring him

What is the significance of the conspirators' plan to 'look happy'?

• To confuse Caesar

• To disguise their true intentions

• To celebrate their success

• To show support for Caesar