CAESARBALL
Rules
1) You must raise your hand in order to
answer
 2) The person who raises their hand has 5
seconds to answer
 3) If you answer correctly, you will get 1
point
 4) The person who answers will be the one
to shoot…3,5,10 point line
 5) The team that wins will be given 5 extra
points on their test
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Q: Calpurnia didn’t want Ceasar
to go to the Senate
because…..
A:
She had a bad dream
and heard of other evil
omens
Q:
The letters that were
thrown in at Brutus’ window
were intended to…..
A:
influence him to join the
conspiracy
Q:
When he arrives to take
Caesar to the Senate,
Decius is characterized
as…..
A:
Manipulative and
persuasive
Q:
In Act I, the protagonist
is…..
A:
Caesar
Q:
Brutus’s speech in his
orchard reveals his true
feelings about…..
A:
Caesar
Q:
Cassius’s character can
best be described as…..
A:
Manipulative
Q:
When we see Brutus in
his orchard, he appears to
be….
A:
At war with himself
Q:
In the very first scene of
the play (Act 1, scene 1),
the conflict is between….
A:
The tribunes and the
commoners
Q:
Who was the first to stab
Caesar?
A:
Casca
Q:
Who said this?
“Beware the Ides of March”
A:
The soothsayer
Q:
Brutus decides that
Caesar must die because
of….
A:
the harm Caesar may do
Q:
Brutus’ motive in joining
the conspiracy against
Caesar was his….
A:
desire to protect Rome
against a tyrant
Q:
Who left the letter for
Caesar warning him of
Brutus, Cassius, Casca,
etc…..
A:
Artimedorus
Q:
Caesar comparing
himself to the Northern Star
is an example of his…..
A:
pride
Q:
Why were the
conspirators troubled by
Popilius’ words?
A:
They were afraid that
Popilius knew about the
conspiracy.
Q:
Shakespeare’s plays were
performed at the…..
A:
Globe Theater
Q:
Who does Caesar say,
“has a lean and hungry
look”?
A:
Cassius
Q:
The first triumvirate
consisted of…
A:
Pompey, Crassus, and
Caesar
Q:
Julius Caesar was loved
by….
A:
the common people
Q:
Who were considered
the leaders of the
conspiracy….
A:
Brutus or Cassius
Q:
Name two of the four
conditions set by the
conspirators that Antony
had to abide by in order to
speak at Caesar’s funeral.
 1)
He could not speak badly of
the conspirators
 2) He had to say that he was
given permission by the
conspirators to speak
 3) He had to speak highly of
Caesar
 4) He had to wait until after
Brutus was done giving his
Q:
In Act I, Scene 1, why
do Flavius and Marullus try
to stop the people from
celebrating?
A:
They resent the fact that
Caesar has defeated and
murdered Pompey.