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Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
How does Casca’s report contribute to the atmosphere in the play?
  1. It brings a sense of joy
  2. It contributes to the sense of foreboding leading up to Caesar’s assassination
  3. It makes the characters more confident
  4. It is ignored by the other characters
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
How does Antony describe Lepidus in terms of his self-worth and conviction?
  1. As a strong leader
  2. As lacking a sense of self and conviction
  3. As highly intelligent
  4. As a noble and honorable man
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
What happens to Flavius and Murellus later in the text for criticizing Caesar?
  1. They are promoted
  2. They are praised
  3. They are punished
  4. They are ignored
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
What does Casca interpret these strange sightings as?
  1. A sign of Caesar’s strength
  2. Proof from the gods that dark times are ahead for Rome
  3. A natural occurrence
  4. A sign of peace and prosperity
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
What does Antony do during the meeting that shows his attitude towards Lepidus?
  1. Promotes Lepidus
  2. Sends Lepidus on an errand and complains about him
  3. Praises Lepidus for his loyalty
  4. Asks Lepidus for advice
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Why do Flavius and Murellus find the plebeians’ behavior hypocritical?
  1. The plebeians used to cheer for Caesar’s enemy, Pompey
  2. The plebeians are indifferent to political matters
  3. The plebeians oppose Brutus
  4. The plebeians are loyal to the Senate
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
What do the members of the triumvirate discuss in Act 4, Scene 1?
  1. The assassination of Caesar
  2. Who should be punished in the aftermath of Caesar’s assassination
  3. Plans to invade another territory
  4. A peace treaty with the conspirators
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
What do Flavius and Murellus condemn the plebeians for in the opening scene?
  1. Their loyalty to Caesar
  2. Their lack of education
  3. Their fickleness
  4. Their wealth and power
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
What does the critique by Flavius and Murellus at the start of the play generate?
  1. A sense of joy and celebration
  2. An impression that Caesar is not wholly beloved in Rome
  3. Support for Caesar’s rule
  4. Fear of the conspirators
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
What essential role does Lepidus play in "Julius Caesar"?
  1. He leads the army
  2. He provides insight into Rome’s politics
  3. He betrays Antony
  4. He is a supporter of Brutus
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
How does the Soothsayer's prediction impact the audience's understanding of the play?
  1. It creates confusion about the plot
  2. It makes the audience sympathize with the conspirators
  3. It foreshadows Caesar’s tragic end and creates suspense
  4. It reveals Caesar’s secret plans
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
How do Flavius and Murellus reproach the cobbler in the opening scene?
  1. For not having his tools on a workday
  2. For supporting Caesar
  3. For not joining the conspiracy
  4. For praising Pompey
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Why is Cicero ultimately executed by Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus?
  1. For taking part in the assassination
  2. For supporting Caesar
  3. Because they fear his oratorical skills could be a threat to their rule
  4. For betraying them
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
What does Caesar's reaction to the Soothsayer's warning suggest about his character?
  1. He is humble and cautious
  2. He is arrogant and dismissive of warnings
  3. He is easily frightened
  4. He is deeply loyal to his friends
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Why is it significant that Caesar fires two tribunes?
  1. They are his loyal supporters
  2. They represent the common people and defend their rights
  3. They are members of the Senate
  4. They are military leaders
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
What does Cicero’s execution show about the nature of tyranny?
  1. It leads to peace and stability
  2. It is cyclical
  3. It is justified
  4. It is inevitable
Grade 9 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
What does Cicero's execution highlight about the new triumvirate?
  1. Their desire for peace and justice
  2. Their loyalty to Caesar
  3. Their power-hungry nature
  4. Their fear of the Roman people
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