Monday April 12, 2010 Section: Warm-Up 1. Who is the main conspirator? 2. Name one example that was given to show Caesar as weak 3. Name one strange occurrence.

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Monday April 12, 2010 Section: Warm-Up 1. Who is the main conspirator? 2. Name one example that was given to show Caesar as weak 3. Name one strange occurrence that happened in the city? 4. Why were the people shouting at the games? 5. Why do people not want Caesar in power?

Tuesday April 13, 2010 Section: Warm-Up 1.Why does Brutus not want to Kill Antony? 2.What does Portia do to prove her strength and allegiance to Brutus? 3.Why isn’t Caesar leaving the house? 4.Why is Brutus able to read the first letter from Cassius outside at night? 5.What time is it when the conspirators come to Brutus’ house?

Wednesday/Thursday 1.. Why does Caesar not read Artemidorus’ letter? 2. Why does Cassius think their assassination plan has been discovered? 3.. Why does Caesar get angry at Metellus? 4. What does Brutus tell the frightened senators after Caesar’s assassination? 5.. What does Antony want from the conspirators? 6. How does Brutus justify the killing of Caesar to the people of Rome? 7. What is the crowd’s reaction to Brutus’ speech? 8. What two reasons does Antony give to prove Caesar wasn’t ambitious? 9. How does Antony use irony in his funeral speech?