Answers ELA10 ELA 10 Sem 2 26-27The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Part 1: Applying Reading Strategies

The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Part 1: Applying Reading Strategies Answers

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How does Shakespeare's decision to open the play with Caesar's triumphant return to the city create tension and suspense?

It clearly lays out a major conflict.

It reveals who the antagonist of the story is.

It lets readers know that Caesar is the protagonist.

It causes confusion about what the central conflict may be.

Read the passage. What is the cause of the growing conflict between Cassius and Caesar?

Caesar thinks that Cassius is too powerful.

Cassius no longer wants to rule Rome.

Caesar wants Cassius to rule with him.

Cassius fears Caesar’s growing power.

Read the passage. Why does Caesar think that Cassius is dangerous?

Cassius never smiles.

Cassius never pays attention.

Cassius has a kind heart.

Cassius is very close to Caesar.

Read the passage. Why is Brutus hesitant to join Cassius’s plot against Caesar?

Brutus loves Caesar, and they are good friends.

Caesar can give Brutus power and wealth.

Brutus thinks that Caesar is a great ruler.

Brutus and Caesar are relatives.

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