Julius Caesar Act V, Scene 3 Quiz

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What does Cassius declare after noticing the enemy's retreat?

The villains fly! (correct)

All is lost!

The enemy is stronger!

Reinforcements are coming!

Brutus is mentioned as a character in Act V, Scene 3 of Julius Caesar.

True

What does Cassius ask Pindarus to do?

Count the enemy soldiers

Get a better view from the hill (correct)

Bring him food

Scout their camp

Who is sent to retrieve more news from Titinius?

Pindarus Signup and view all the answers

Titinius is unsure about whether the troops are friends or enemies.

True Signup and view all the answers

Cassius can see his tent in the ______ from the battlefield.

distance Signup and view all the answers

Who are the three characters present in this scene?

Cassius, Titinius, Pindarus Signup and view all the answers

Match the characters from Act V, Scene 3 with their roles:

Brutus = Leader of the conspirators Cassius = Military commander Titinius = Cassius's ally Pindarus = Messenger Signup and view all the answers

Cassius expresses that his eyesight is ______.

poor Signup and view all the answers

Match the character to their role:

Cassius = A concerned commander Titinius = A loyal friend Pindarus = A messenger and lookout Ensign = Standard-bearer Signup and view all the answers

What symbolizes the end of Cassius's day and the fall of Rome in this scene?

The setting sun Signup and view all the answers

Pindarus stabs Cassius to fulfill his revenge.

False Signup and view all the answers

What does Titinius describe in the scene?

The death of Cassius Signup and view all the answers

The character who stabs Caesar is __________.

Pindarus Signup and view all the answers

Match the characters with their roles in Act V, Scene 3:

Pindarus = Stabs Caesar Caesar = Fulfills revenge Cassius = Is defeated Titinius = Describes Cassius's death Signup and view all the answers

What does Messala express during the conversation?

Mistrust of success and the nature of errors Signup and view all the answers

Titinius goes to meet Cassius after reporting on Pindarus.

False Signup and view all the answers

Who expresses a sense of urgency around Brutus's actions?

Messala Signup and view all the answers

In the scene, Pindarus is mentioned as being reported on by __________.

Titinius Signup and view all the answers

Match the characters with their actions in the scene.

Messala = Expresses mistrust of success Titinius = Reports on Pindarus Brutus = Receives a wreath of victory Cassius = Misconstrued actions Signup and view all the answers

What emotion does Brutus express over the death of Titinius?

Distraught Signup and view all the answers

Cassius expresses confidence about finding time to deal with the situation.

True Signup and view all the answers

Who is mourning over the body of Titinius?

Messala Signup and view all the answers

Brutus believes that the spirit of Julius Caesar walks abroad and turns their swords in their own proper ______.

entrails Signup and view all the answers

What is Pindarus's attitude toward life as expressed in his dialogue?

He embraces the cycle of life. Signup and view all the answers

Cassius expresses joy at the news of Titinius's capture.

False Signup and view all the answers

What action does Cassius take with his sword in this scene?

He offers it to Pindarus to kill him. Signup and view all the answers

Pindarus feels like a _____ for living so long after losing Titinius.

coward Signup and view all the answers

Match the characters with their respective roles in the scene:

Pindarus = Reports Titinius's capture Cassius = Expresses sorrow and loyalty Titinius = Surrounded by enemies Messala = Questions Titinius's fate Signup and view all the answers

What does Cassius mean when he says, 'Now be a freeman'?

He encourages Pindarus to take control of his own fate. Signup and view all the answers

Messala confidently states that Titinius is definitely alive.

False Signup and view all the answers

Pindarus says, 'And where I did begin, there shall I _____.'

end Signup and view all the answers

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What does Cassius declare after noticing the enemy's retreat?

Brutus is mentioned as a character in Act V, Scene 3 of Julius Caesar.

What does Cassius ask Pindarus to do?

Who is sent to retrieve more news from Titinius?

Titinius is unsure about whether the troops are friends or enemies.

Cassius can see his tent in the ______ from the battlefield.

Who are the three characters present in this scene?

Match the characters from Act V, Scene 3 with their roles:

Cassius expresses that his eyesight is ______.

Match the character to their role:

What symbolizes the end of Cassius's day and the fall of Rome in this scene?

Pindarus stabs Cassius to fulfill his revenge.

What does Titinius describe in the scene?

The character who stabs Caesar is __________.

Match the characters with their roles in Act V, Scene 3:

What does Messala express during the conversation?

Titinius goes to meet Cassius after reporting on Pindarus.

Who expresses a sense of urgency around Brutus's actions?

In the scene, Pindarus is mentioned as being reported on by __________.

Match the characters with their actions in the scene.

What emotion does Brutus express over the death of Titinius?

Cassius expresses confidence about finding time to deal with the situation.

Who is mourning over the body of Titinius?

Brutus believes that the spirit of Julius Caesar walks abroad and turns their swords in their own proper ______.

What is Pindarus's attitude toward life as expressed in his dialogue?

Cassius expresses joy at the news of Titinius's capture.

What action does Cassius take with his sword in this scene?

Pindarus feels like a _____ for living so long after losing Titinius.

Match the characters with their respective roles in the scene:

What does Cassius mean when he says, 'Now be a freeman'?

Messala confidently states that Titinius is definitely alive.

Pindarus says, 'And where I did begin, there shall I _____.'

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