Act V - Scene V Another Part of the Field Quiz β The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
by William Shakespeare
Comprehension Quiz: Act V - Scene V Another Part of the Field
Who agrees to hold Brutusβs sword so he can run upon it?
- Volumnius
- Clitus
- Strato
- Dardanius
Why does Brutus believe his "hour is come"?
- He was wounded in battle
- Caesarβs ghost appeared to him twice
- Cassius told him so before dying
- An oracle predicted his death at Philippi
What reason does Antony give for calling Brutus "the noblest Roman of them all"?
- Brutus was the bravest fighter in battle
- Brutus was the only conspirator who acted for the common good, not envy
- Brutus was a descendant of Romulus
- Brutus voluntarily surrendered to prevent more bloodshed
What does Brutus say about the men he has known in his life?
- He regrets trusting Cassius
- He found no man but he was true to him
- He wishes he had listened to his enemies
- He condemns those who abandoned him
What does Octavius offer to do for Brutusβs surviving followers?
- Execute them as traitors
- Send them into exile
- Take them into his own service
- Release them without punishment
What does Volumnius say when Brutus asks him to hold his sword?
- "I would die for you, my lord"
- "Thatβs not an office for a friend, my lord"
- "Your death would dishonor us all"
- "The gods forbid such an act"
How does Antony describe the balance of Brutusβs character in his eulogy?
- As a man torn between duty and ambition
- As a warrior without equal in Rome
- As someone in whom the elements were so perfectly mixed that Nature could call him a true man
- As the last defender of the Roman Republic
Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?
What does "entertain" mean when Octavius says "All that served Brutus, I will entertain them"?
- Amuse or delight them
- Take them into his service
- Put them on trial
- Send them away
What does "smatch" mean in "Thy life hath had some smatch of honour in it"?
- A large portion
- A slight taste or trace
- A contradiction
- A blow or strike
In this scene, what does "several" mean in "Two several times by night"?
- Many or numerous
- Separate or distinct
- Frightening or terrible
- Consecutive or back-to-back
Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?
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