Julius Caesar Act III Quiz Flashcards

1
Q

What does the soothsayer mean by “Aye Caesar, but not gone.”

A

The day is not over yet; it is till the Ides of March

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What does Metellus Cimber beg Caesar to do? What is his response?

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To bring Metellus’ brother back from banishment, Caesar responds no

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3
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What does Caesar mean by “Et tu Brute?” as he falls? How is Caesar feeling at this moment?

A

And you Brutus, I think he is feeling betrayed

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4
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What message does Antony send Brutus? What does Antony do when he meets the men?

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He sends word that he loved Caesar, but he will serve Brutus as long as he doesn’t hurt him for his past alliances.

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5
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What does Antony request?

A

If he can speak at Caesar’s funeral and have his body.

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What warning does Brutus give Antony?

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Brutus will talk first and explain why he killed Caesar; Antony can praise Caesar but he cannot trash talk Brutus or the other conspirators

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In his soliloquy, what does Antony vow?

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To get revenge for Caesar by killing the conspirators.

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What does Antony want Octavius Caesar’s servant to do? Why?

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Not to come yet because it is too dangerous.

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9
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What reason does Brutus give for Caesar’s assassination?

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He loved Caesar, but loves Rome and its citizens more.

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After Brutus speaks how do the citizens feel about him? About Caesar?

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They treat Brutus with respect and think of Caesar as a tyrant/

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Why doesn’t Brutus stop Antony’s speech?

A

Because he is not even there.

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12
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What does Antony say he has in his possession? What does the crowd want him to do?

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Caesars will; they want him to read it.

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13
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What does Antony show the citizens? What is their reaction?

A

Caesar’s body, specifically the stab wounds. This makes them angry at the conspirators.

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14
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What did Antony claim that Caesar left his citizens in his will?

A

money and land

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15
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What happens to Cinna as he travels to Caesar’s funeral?

A

He gets murdered.

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16
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Who do the citizens mistake him for?

A

Cinna the conspirator (he was cinna the poet)

17
Q

This is often referred to as a scene providing comic relief. Why did Shakespeare include this here?

A

To show that the citizens will stop at nothing until they get revenge.