Julius Caesar - Act II - Monologue

Question 1

main concept

Answer 1

• much of the power of Shakespeare’s dramas is his mastery of language in the dramatic devices such as dialogue, monologue, soliloquy, and aside

Question 2

dialogue

Answer 2

• conversation between 2 people

Question 3

monologue

Answer 3

• long speech by one character to another or other characters

Question 4

soliloquy

Answer 4

• speech in which one character expresses his/her thoughts to audience

Question 5

aside

Answer 5

• remark made to the audience unheard by other characters

Question 6

brutus’s speech in the underlined passage of Act II section 7 is an example of

Answer 6

• a soliloquy - Brutus us alone, speaking his inner thoughts to the audience

Question 7

brutus’s speech in the underlined passage of Act II section 12 is an example of

Answer 7

• a monologue

Question 8

brutus’s speech in the underlined passage of Act II section 4 is an example of

Answer 8

• a soliloquy

Question 9

brutus’s speech in the underlined passage of Act II section 5 is an example of

Answer 9

• a soliloquy

Question 10

brutus’s speech in the underlined passage of Act II section 24 is an example of

Answer 10

• monologue

Question 11

brutus’s speech in the underlined passage of Act II section 15 is an example of

Answer 11

• monologue

Question 12

portia’s speech in the underlined passage of Act II section 26 is an example of

Answer 12

• monologue

Question 13

portia’s speech in the underlined passage of Act II section 23 is an example of

Answer 13

• monologue