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Julius Caesar

Julius Caesar. Conspiracy Theory. To kill or not to kill. Hodge-podge. On Caesar’s side. Roman Rituals. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Conspiracy Theory – 100.

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Julius Caesar

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  1. Julius Caesar

  2. Conspiracy Theory To kill or not to kill Hodge-podge On Caesar’s side Roman Rituals 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. Conspiracy Theory– 100 A man the conspirators argue about. Metallus Cimber wants to include him because of his age and wisdom • Who is Cicero?

  4. Conspiracy Theory- 200 The first person to stab Caesar Who is Casca?

  5. Conspiracy Theory- 300 A person who is essential to the plan because the people respect him. • Who is Brutus?

  6. Conspiracy Theory- 400 The person who argues against Cicero joining the conspiracy because he is not a follower Who is Brutus?

  7. Conspiracy Theory- 500 The man who led Mark Antony away so that the others could stab Caesar. • Who is Trebonius?

  8. To Kill or Not to Kill- 100 His motivations to kill are mainly jealousy and bitterness • Who is Cassius?

  9. To Kill or Not to Kill- 200 He is torn between his love of country and his love for a friend. Who is Brutus?

  10. To Kill or Not to Kill- 300 A man Brutus objects to killing when Cassius is set on it. • Who is Marc Antony?

  11. To Kill or Not to Kill- 400 Where Brutus is when he finally decides Caesar must be killed. What is his orchard?

  12. To Kill or Not to Kill- 500 A character who speaks of “might” to convince another character to explain the plan. Who is Portia?

  13. Hodgepodge– 100 A character who holds the sword for Brutus to run on to. Who is Strato?

  14. Hodgepodge- 200 When committing suicide, the first turns his face away, the second has someone else turn away. Who are Cassius and Brutus?

  15. Hodgepodge- 300 A character Mark Antony touches for superstitious reasons. Who is Calpurnia ?

  16. Hodgepodge- 400 The characters who break up a crowd honoring Caesar’s triumph Who are Flavius and Marullus?

  17. Hodgepodge- 500 A character who shares a name with a conspirator and writes bad verse. Who is Cinna ?

  18. Roman Rituals- 100 What Portia swallows to kill herself. What are hot coals?

  19. Roman Rituals- 200 The practice of examining animal entrails to foretell the future. What is augury?

  20. Roman Rituals- 300 The concept, valued by Brutus, that many proponents of “old” Rome (the republic) believed in. What is honor?

  21. Roman Rituals- 400 The difference between the deaths of Brutus and Cassius. What is Cassius turns away while Brutus has his servant turn away?

  22. Roman Rituals- 500 The action the conspirators take directly after killing Caesar. What is bathe their hands in blood ?

  23. On Caesar’s side - 100 These help Calpurnia to convince Caesar to stay home. What are dreams?

  24. On Caesar’s side- 200 He convinces Caesar to go against Calpurnia’s wishes. Who is Decius Brutus?

  25. On Caesar’s side- 300 He writes a note in an attempt to warn Caesar. Who is Artemidorus?

  26. On Caesar’s side- 400 Something to whichMark Antony compares Lepidus. What is a horse?

  27. On Caesar’s side- 500 The rulers of Rome after Caesar Who are Antony, Lepidus, and Octavius?

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