The Tragedy Of Julius Caesar Act 3 Scene 3 Quiz

What do the citizens say they will do after killing Cinna?

How does this scene contrast with the previous one?

What final cry reflects the mob’s fury?

How does Cinna react to the mob’s confusion?

What literary device is strongest in this scene?

What question do the citizens first ask Cinna?

What is the mood of the citizens in this scene?

What do the citizens shout when they hear his name?

What does this scene foreshadow?

What does the mob call Cinna before attacking him?

How does Cinna’s character contribute to the tragedy?

How does Shakespeare portray the plebeians in this scene?

What strange event has recently occurred in Rome?

What theme is emphasized by this scene?

Who likely incited the mob’s rage?

How many citizens speak during the scene?

Who is the main character in this short scene?

What do the citizens mistake Cinna for?

Why do the citizens say they will kill Cinna even though he is a poet?

What is Cinna’s profession?

What does Cinna say he is on his way to do?

What lesson does this scene convey about identity?

What emotion dominates the citizens’ dialogue?

What does the mob’s behavior symbolize?

Why is Cinna’s fate ironic?

Why is Cinna out in the streets?

What does Cinna’s death represent in the play?

Why do the citizens stop Cinna?

How does this scene affect the play’s pacing?

Where does Act 3 Scene 3 take place?