You really think that the strange signs in the streets of Rome were a coincidence, or did you notice how Cassius used the storm to recruit his followers? This Tragedy of Julius Caesar Act 1 Scene 3 Quiz will test your recall of the supernatural happenings and the hardening of the conspiracy. Let’s see if you can spot the signs.
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Julius Caesar Act 1 Scene 3 Quiz Questions
- What type of night does Casca describe at the beginning of the scene?
- What unnatural event does Casca witness?
- What does Casca say about men who can endure such strange sights?
- What does Cassius compare the storm to?
- What does Cassius expose to the lightning as a gesture of defiance?
- What does Cassius interpret the storm as a sign of?
- What animal does Casca see walking through the streets?
- What does Casca say the owl did during the day?
- How does Cassius describe Caesar’s potential rule?
- Who enters the scene after Casca and Cassius discuss the omens?
- What message does Cassius send through Cinna?
- What is Casca’s reaction to Cassius’s plan against Caesar?
- What does Cassius say about men like Caesar gaining power?
- How does Casca interpret the omens compared to Cassius?
- What does Cassius believe the gods use omens for?
- What does Cassius accuse Caesar of acting like?
- What does Cassius say about the Romans under Caesar?
- What does Casca compare the Senate’s plan to offer Caesar?
- How many times does Casca say the crown was offered to Caesar earlier?
- What does Cassius suggest Casca and he should do next?
- Who says “He were no lion were not Romans hinds”?
- What does Cassius hope to achieve by forging letters?
- What emotion does Cassius try to stir in Brutus through the letters?
- What does Casca say about Brutus joining them?
- What does the storm symbolize in this scene?
- Who interprets the omens differently than Casca and Cassius?
- What does Cicero say about men interpreting signs?
- How does Cassius describe the current state of Rome?
- What is the final mood of the scene?
- What does the scene primarily foreshadow?