JULIUS CEASAR EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Act one scene one what purpose does flavius dialogue with the commoners serve - Answer-Comic Relief and exposition Act one scene two what is suggested by the soothsayers warning in the actions of Cassius - Answer-There will be overthrown or killed What does Cassius do in his conversations with Brutus in act one scene two - Answer-He flatters Brutus in order to win brutus support In act one scene two what is Cassius describe his memory of swimming Cesar - Answer-To show that Cesar is weak and afraid Based on Brutus's reaction to Cassius in act one scene two what maybe Brutus tragic flaw - Answer-He may be too trusting When Caesar says that Cassius has a lien and hungry look in act one scene two what the feeling is he expressing towards Cassius - Answer-Suspicion P at the end of act one scene two what plan does Cassius describe - Answer-He describes a plan to check Brutus by throwing anonymous notes into his window Character stricken with internal conflict in act one - Answer-Brutus At the beginning of act one scene two how does Casca describe the thunderstorm - Answer-As an omen of bad things to come Judging from his actions in act one what maybe Caesars tragic flaw - Answer-He's too ambitious and overconfident Cesar blames his behavior at the fortress of his infirmity what is he referring to - Answer-Physical weakness When Caesar describes Cassius a spare what is he suggesting - Answer-Cassius is lean At the beginning of act two what is Shakespeare have Brutus ask the server and what day it is