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The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Part 4: Monologues Answers

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What conflict does Brutus describe in this passage?

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Based on this passage, how have the interactions between characters changed? Choose two options.

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Which text evidence supports the conclusion that Brutus and Cassius are in conflict? ? Choose three options.

A
“A word, Lucillius”
B
“With courtesy and with respect enough”
C
“How he received you let me be resolved”
D
“Thou hast described a hot friend cooling”
E
“When love begins to sicken and decay/It useth an enforcèd ceremony”
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“They fall their crests and, like deceitful jades,/Sink in the trial.”
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How does Lucillius, a minor character in the play, help advance the plot in this passage?

A
Lucillius is protective of Cassius so he diminishes the seriousness of the conflict.
B
Lucillius tells Brutus that Cassius intends to attack Brutus, increasing the tension and conflict.
C
Lucillius does not tell Brutus much about Cassius, which causes Brutus to question the loyalty of Lucillius.
D
Lucillius explains that Cassius is far less frlendly than he once was, and Brutus uses the information to confirm his judgement that Cassius is turning against him.

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