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Unit Quiz

Julius Caesar, Shakespeare, Act 3

This quiz will help you to assess your learning of key concepts and knowledge in this unit.

The following questions relate to Act 3

Q1.Who is the tragic hero in Julius Caesar?

CalpurniaCaesarCassiusBrutus

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Q2.How does Antony suggest Brutus is not really honourable?

By using repetitionBy using reasonsBy using rhetrorical questionsBy using repetition, reasons, and rhetorical questions

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Q3.Why does Antony keep repeating that Brutus is an 'honourable man'?

To make it sound sincere and honestTo make it sound ridiculousTo show that Caesar loved BrutusTo show that Brutus is different from Cassius

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Q4.How true are the things that Antony says?

100% trueMostly trueMostly lies100% lies

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Q5.What is persuasion?

When Brutus speaksTrying to convince someone to think something by using good reasonsWhen you speak to lots of peopleWhen you convince people with questions

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Q6.Who does Brutus try to persuade?

CassiusAntonyCaesarCitizens of Rome

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Q7.Did Brutus persuade the citizens of Rome?

YesNoMaybeHe wasn't trying to persuade the citizens of Rome

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Q8.What did Brutus use to persuade the citizens of Rome?

HonourRhetorical questionsAmbitionBravery

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Q9.What does Brutus say he loves more than Caesar?

Honour.Ambition.Rome.Death.

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Q10.Why does Brutus tell the citizens he 'loved' Caesar?

Because he is sad.Because he wants them to think he was not Caesar's friend.Because he wants them to think he went against his own feelings to do what was best for Rome.Because he wants them to think he is strange for killing his friend.

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