Julius Caesar Study Guide Quiz

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Caesar

Tragic

philosophies

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A character in a tragedy who experiences a downfall due to a flaw or external forces.

A metrical pattern in poetry, consisting of five pairs of unstressed and stressed syllables per line.

A verse form consisting of unrhymed lines written in iambic pentameter.

A literary technique that uses figurative language and appeals to logic, emotion, and character.

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A 14-line poem written in iambic pentameter with a specific rhyme scheme.

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Know all characters, distinguishing between conspirators and townspeople.
Understand the relevant history of Julius Caesar (using videos and notes).
Identify and apply rhetorical devices and appeals to the text of Julius Caesar.
Review notes on Shakespeare (including A&E biography additions).
Recognize quotations, speakers, recipients, and contexts from the provided materials.
Understand sonnet form, iambic pentameter, and blank verse.
Study personal philosophies and historical contexts of main characters.
Analyze Brutus as a tragic hero according to the provided "Tragic Hero" sheet.
Review "Literary Analysis" sheets for each act, focusing on literary terms.
Understand the historical contradictions between Shakespeare, Plutarch, and modern historians.
Review key speeches and their annotations (using worksheets).