1. Julius Caesar Act Iv-V

2. 1-Act IV, Scene i-ii 1. proscribe 2
1-Act IV, Scene i-ii proscribe covert 2-Act IV, Scene iii (1st half) corruption rash 3- Act IV, Scene iii (2nd half) apparition nimbleness
Julius Caesar Act IV-V

3. 4-Act V, Scene i (1st half) 7. exigent 8
4-Act V, Scene i (1st half) exigent billow 5-Act V, Scene ii-iii demeanor misconstrue 6-Act V, Scene iv-v vessel virtue
Julius Caesar Act IV-V

4. ADJ acting too hastily or without due consideration — synonyms: audacious, reckless ANTONYMS: thoughtful, careful
rash

5. N a hollow or concave utensil, as a cup, bowl, pitcher, used for holding liquids or other contents __ synonym: vat, pot
vessel

6. n. a supernatural appearance of a person or thing, especially a ghost — synonym: specter ANTONYM: being
apparition

7. V to announce the name of (a person) condemned to death and subject to confiscation of property __ synonym: sentence antonym: welcome
proscribe

8. ADJ urgent; pressing __ synonym: critical, crucial antonym: usual, ordinary
exigent

9. N conduct; behavior; manner __ synonym: bearing, disposition
demeanor

10. N moral excellence; goodness; righteousness
N moral excellence; goodness; righteousness. — synonyms: integrity antonyms: dishonor
virtue

11. ADJ concealed; secret; disguised __ synonyms: clandestine
ADJ concealed; secret; disguised __ synonyms: clandestine. incognito antonyms: candid, honest
covert

12. v to swell out, puff up, etc
v to swell out, puff up, etc., __ synonyms: to inflate, to surge antonyms: to shrink, to tighten
billow

13. N ability to be quick and light in movement; moving with ease; __ synonym: agility, activity antonym: clumsiness, ineptness
nimbleness

14. V to misunderstand the meaning of; take in a wrong sense; misinterpret __ synonym: misjudge, misread antonym: understand, discern
misconstrue

15. N moral perversion; depravity __ synonym: delinquency, misconduct ANTONYM purity, honesty
corruption

16. 1. Cassius’s battle plan allowed a ________ for his troops, they could move about easily and keep their foes off guard. 2. In a _________ maneuver, Brutus and Cassius led their armies to Philippi to battle Antony and Octavius The __________ of Caesar appeared to Brutus several times Soldiers on horseback led their armies into war with their flags ___________ in the wind Casca’s ____________ was shifty, deceitful and suspect. 6. Brutus accuses Cassius of engaging in _________ by accepting bribes.
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17. 7. Brutus was an honorable man, a man of many _________. 8
7. Brutus was an honorable man, a man of many _________ Lucius brought a ________ of wine for Brutus and Cassius After his speech, Antony received notification of Brutus’s and Cassius’s __________ departure from Rome Cassius claims that the messenger must have _________ the message sent to Brutus regarding his request for gold In a _______ decision, Brutus requested that Cassius join his forces against Octavius After the death of Caesar, the triumvirate _________ a list of Rome’s politicians to be assassinated.
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