The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Part 5: Developing Central Ideas

Question 1

energetic ✔ in poor healthextremely talented

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B: ✔ in poor health

Question 2

What does Shakespeare mean by the phrase "bad strokes” as spoken by Antony in this passage?

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C: evil deeds

Question 3

celebratory optimistic✔ foreboding

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C: ✔ foreboding

Question 4

✔ negativeneutral positive

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A: ✔ negative

Question 5

"you give good words""Long live, hail Caesar"✔ "Witness the hole you made in Caesar's heart"

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C: ✔ "Witness the hole you made in Caesar's heart"

Question 6

eagles and perched Sardis and ensign ✔ sickly prey and shadows

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C: ✔ sickly prey and shadows

Question 7

a small piece of bread a type of melon ✔ a cloth covering

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C: ✔ a cloth covering

Question 8

✔ They show that Antony is hurt.They show that Antony is indifferent.They show that Antony agrees with Brutus.

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A: ✔ They show that Antony is hurt.

Question 9

✔ They have dark, ominous connotations.They have imprecise denotative meanings. They have bright, colorful associations.

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A: ✔ They have dark, ominous connotations.

Question 10

mirror to reflect their pride✔ funeral shroudprotection from enemy's swords

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B: ✔ funeral shroud

The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Part 5: Developing Central Ideas Answers