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| The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, by shakespear |
CassMaxwell13 |
05/01/07 |
i have a study guid to make for my final, and i dont understand shakespear AT ALL so if some body could help me out, heres a few questions.
The question below refers to the selection "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Act III.”
When Cassius speaks in an aside to Brutus about whether Antony should speak at Caesar’s funeral,
A)all of the characters listen and respond.
B)his words are heard only by Brutus and the audience.
C)he stands alone on stage, probably in front of the curtain.
D)his words are heard by the audience, but he is seen by no one.
The question below refers to the selections The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Act V and "The Fear and the Flames."
The arguments, battles, and deaths in the final act serve to?
A)suggest that Rome will again be free and happy.
B)indicate that power always destroys itself.
C)make clear the tragic irony in Brutus's motives.
D)destroy the reputations of Brutus and Cassius.
The question below refers to the selection The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Act IV.
Cassius and Brutus argue over where they should do battle with the triumvirate's troops. How is this conflict resolved?
A)Cassius and Brutus agree to wait at Sardis for Antony's troops.
B)As a gesture of friendship, Brutus decides to follow Cassius's plan.
C)Not wanting further disagreement, Cassius embraces Brutus's plan.
D)After initially opposing the plan to go to Philippi, Brutus agrees |
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