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4. 100 200 300 400 500 Shakespeare’s Life Characters Dramatic Terms Plot I Plot II Who said it?

5. Shakespeare lived during which era? A 100

6. Renaissance A 100

7. Where was Shakespeare born? A 200

8. Stratford-on-Avon A 200

9. How many kids did Shakespeare have? A 300

10. three A 300

11. At what age did Shakespeare marry? A 400

12. Eighteen A 400

13. During the Renaissance era, the interest was on? A 500

14. Individual human achievement and in life right here on earth

15. Caesar’s Wife B 100

16. Calpurnia B 100

17. Caesar’s adopted son / heir B 200

18. Octavius B 200

19. What was Artemidorus's role? B 300

20. Wrote a letter to Caesar (could not deliver it) trying to warn him of the conspiracy B 300

21. Who did Caesar defeat at the beginning of the play? B 400

22. Pompey B 400

23. Who stabbed Caesar first? B 500

24. Casca B 500

25. Speech given by a character alone on stage expressing his/her inner thoughts C 100

26. Soliloquy C 100

27. Saying something sarcastically; saying one thing but meaning the opposite C 200

28. Verbal irony C 200

29. When the audience knows something that one or more characters do not know C 300

30. Dramatic irony C 300

31. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE (Wager up to 800)

32. Is the following an example of ethos, pathos, or logos from Antony’s speech? “I thrice presented him a kingly crown, which he did thrice refuse.” C 400

33. Logos C 400

34. Give one example of dramatic irony in Julius Caesar C 500

35. Ex: Julius Caesar going to the Capitol, but not being aware of the conspiracy C 500

36. D 100 What does the soothsayer tell Julius Caesar during his celebration after defeating Pompey?

37. Beware the Ides of March D 100

38. During the Festival of Lupercal, why does Caesar want Mark Antony to touch Calpurnia? D 200

39. So she wouldn’t be barren / infertile D 200

40. D 300 Which character, who states that Caesar can be charmed by flattery, finally convinces him to go to the Capitol?

41. Decius D 300

42. Which conspirator originally came up with the plot to kill Caesar? D 400

43. Cassius D 400

44. Aside from telling the crowd he loved Caesar, but loved Rome more, what else does Brutus say gave him reason to kill Caesar? D 500

45. ambition D 500

46. Name two of Caesar’s physical defects E 100

47. Deaf in one ear and epilepsy (the falling sickness) E 100

48. Why does Brutus think Mark Antony should not be killed? E 200

49. Without Caesar, he is nothing. He is a mere limb when Caesar is the “head.” E 200

50. Describe the dream that Calpurnia had. E 300

51. Statue of Caesar spouting blood; Romans washing their hands in it E 300

52. Name two things that Caesar bequeathed to the people of Rome in his will. E 400

53. 75 coins; his private gardens to be used for public use E 400

54. What does Metellus Cimber ask of Caesar as a way of distracting him before he is assassinated? E 500

55. Asks for a reversal of his brother’s banishment. E 500

56. Et tu Brute? F 100

57. Caesar F 100

58. For Brutus is an honorable man. F 200

59. Antony F 200

60. Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look; he thinks too much: such men are dangerous. F 300

61. Caesar F 300

62. "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears; I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him." F 400

63. Antony F 400

64. “I could be well moved if I were as you / If I could pray to move, prayers would move me / But I am constant as the Northern Star / of whose true fixed and resting quality / There is no fellow in the firmament.” F 500

65. Caesar F 500

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