Julius Caesar 3.1 Interview: Caesar

The transcript covers Julius Caesar's journey to the Capitol on the Ides of March, where he is approached by various individuals with petitions. Despite warnings and pleas, Caesar remains steadfast in his decisions. However, he is ultimately betrayed and assassinated by his fellow senators, including Brutus, highlighting themes of power, betrayal, and fate.

What significant event is Caesar heading towards in the Capitol?

• A military parade

• A Senate meeting

• A public execution

• A gladiator match

Who tries to warn Caesar with a note about the impending danger?

• Artemidorus

• Cassius

• Decius

• Brutus

What is Metellus Cimber's request to Caesar?

• To pardon his brother

• To grant him land

• To promote him in the Senate

• To appoint him as a general

How does Caesar respond to the pleas of Metellus Cimber and others?

• He remains firm and refuses

• He agrees to their request

• He asks for more time to decide

• He consults with his advisors

What is Caesar's metaphor for his steadfastness?

• The Northern Star

• A mountain peak

• The sun in the sky

• A flowing river

What unexpected event occurs at the Capitol?

• Caesar is assassinated

• Caesar is crowned

• Caesar is arrested

• Caesar is exiled

Who among the conspirators surprises Caesar the most by participating in the assassination?

• Decius

• Caska

• Brutus

• Cassius