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Jeopardy
Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
Caesar Must Die!
Signs, Signs, Everywhere the
Signs!
Quotable Quotes Gotta Love the Tragedy!
My Bad, Dog!
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Caesar Must Die for $100
I am the first to stab Caesar
Answer #1
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Caesar Must Die for $200
I am an evil plotter, and jealous of Caesar’s power
Answer #2
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Caesar Must Die for $300
I am the last to stab Caesar
Answer #3
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Caesar Must Die for $400
I will trick Caesar into going to the Capitol, that way we can kill him in public
Answer #4
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Caesar Must Die for $500
I will ask Caesar about the banishment of my brother, Publius, to distract him.
Slide 2 Answer #5
Signs for $100
The first omen in the play stated by the Soothsayer; Caesar ignores this when he ventures to the capital on this very day.
Slide 2 Answer #6
Signs for $200
Calpurnia gives her best to convince Caesar to stay home because her dream showed
this
Slide 2 Answer #7
Signs for $300
When Brutus sees Caesar’s ghost in Act IV, the ghost tells him this
Slide 2 Answer #8
Signs for $400
The first person to report the lion at the capitol, the owl at noon, the storms, and the fiery slaves; also a member of the
conspiracy
Slide 2 Answer #9
Signs for $500
This person tries his best to warn Caesar of the coming danger. He writes a letter to Caesar but Caesar ignores him as well.
Slide 2 Answer #10
Quotable Quotes for $100
“Over thy wounds now do I prophesy,-- which, like dumb mouths, do ope their ruby lips, to beg the voice and utterance of my tounge—a curse shall light upon the limbs of men; domestic fury and fierce civil strife shall cumber all the parts of
Italy…”
Slide 2 Answer #11
Quotable Quotes for $200
“Let’s kill him boldly, but not wrathfully; Let’s carve him as a dish fit for the gods, not hew him as a carcass fit for hounds…”
Slide 2 Answer #12
Quotable Quotes for $300
“Cowards die many times before their deaths, the valiant never taste death but
once.”
Slide 2 Answer #13
Quotable Quotes for $400
“The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars but in ourselves that we are underlings.”
Slide 2 Answer #14
Quotable Quotes for $500
“When beggars die there are no comets seen; the heavens themselves blaze forth
the death of princes.”
Slide 2 Answer #15
Gotta Love the Tragedy for $100
Brutus’s tragic flaw
Slide 2 Answer #16
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Caesar’s tragic flaw
Slide 2 Answer #17
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This is how Portia commits suicide
Slide 2 Answer #18
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How ironic it is to find Caesar dead at the bottom of this statue
Slide 2 Answer #19
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These three people make up the 2nd triumvirate
Slide 2 Answer #20
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According to Cassius, this man should have died along with Caesar
Slide 2 Answer #21
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They were arrested in Act I for disrobing the images of Caesar
Slide 2 Answer #22
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According to Brutus, Cassius is “much condemned to have an itching palm,”
which means this.
Slide 2 Answer #23
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If his name wasn’t this, he may still be writing poems.
Slide 2 Answer #24
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If he didn’t misinterpret the battle, the conspiracy may have won. As it is, he committed suicide for his misreadings.
Slide 2 Answer #25
Answer #1
Casca
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Answer #2
Cassius
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Answer #3
Brutus
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Answer #4
Decius
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Answer #5
Metellus
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Answer #6
“Beware the Ides of March!”
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Answer #7
A statue of Caesar with blood flowing from it
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Answer #8
“I shall see thee at Phillipi”
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Answer #9
Casca
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Answer #10
Artemidorus
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Answer #11
Antony
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Answer #12
Brutus
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Answer #13
Caesar
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Answer #14
Cassius
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Answer #15
Calpurnia
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Answer #16
Honor
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Answer #17
Ambition
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Answer #18
Swallows fire; hot coals
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Answer #19
Pompey
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Answer #20
Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus
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Answer #21
Antony
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Answer #22
Marullus and Flavius
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Answer #23
Accepts bribes
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Answer #24
Cinna (the poet)
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Answer #25
Cassius
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Answer Key
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