Please, please, PLEASE answer this honestly and descriptively. Cassius, Casca, and Cinna hope to:

convince Brutus to join them in their plot to kill Caesar.

calm Brutus down.

keep their plans secret from Brutus.

force Brutus to flee from Rome.
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What does Brutus respond to the idea of killing Caesar AND Marc Antony?

There is no need to fear Antony.

Caesar and Antony must both die.

Antony has nothing to do with Caesar.

Antony must live as a witness.
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Which of the following is a subplot in Julius Caesar?

the desire of the conspirators to murder Caesar before he is crowned king

the military victories of Caesar before he returns to Rome

the anger of Cassius at the cobbler for taking a day off from work

the uncertainty Brutus feels about joining with the conspirators
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After her dream, Calpurnia begs Caesar not to:

Speak to Brutus

Become king

Go to the Capitol

Fight in the war
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Brutus’s speech is effective because:

He convinces the crown that he killed Caesar by accident.

He makes the crowd forget that he killed Caesar.

He makes the crowd laugh a lot.

He convinces the crowd that he loved Caesar, but he killed him for the good of Rome.
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Antony reminds the crowd that they view Brutus as an "honorable man," yet he depicts the murder as entirely dishonorable, Antony forces the crowd to:

demonstrate their unwavering support for Brutus.

disperse and mourn for Caesar.

consider their own role in the death of Caesar.

question whether Brutus is an honorable man.
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Finally, as the crowd rises up and insists that it will commit mutiny and bring the assassins to justice, Antony finishes his speech with one final rhetorical flourish. He reads the citizens Caesar's will. Why does the will serve as an effective conclusion to Antony's speech?

Caesar's will states that all of his possessions are to be given to Brutus.

Caesar's will leaves money and a public park to all Romans.

Caesar's will grants all of his property and wealth to his widow, Calpurnia.

Caesar's will declares that Antony should be named king immediately.
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How does Antony change the mood of the crowd with his speech?

He makes the crowd first sad and then angry.

He calms the angry crowd.

He makes the bored crowd sad.

He makes the sad crowd joyful again.
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Why is Brutus angry with Cassius as Act IV begins?

Cassius says that he and Brutus never should have assassinated Caesar.

Cassius wants to surrender to Antony and Octavius.

Cassius calls Brutus a coward.

Cassius has been accepting bribes.
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How does Portia’s death affect Brutus?

Portia’s death further upsets Brutus, who is already questioning the decisions he’s made.

Portia’s death has no effect on Brutus.

Portia’s death relieves Brutus of a huge burden.

Portia’s death makes Brutus feel vindicated and justified in the decisions he’s made.
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Why does Cassius want to avoid the march to Philippi?

He knows that Antony and Octavius hold the high ground at Philippi.

He knows that Brutus is not strong enough to make the long march to Philippi.

He is frightened to confront the armies of Antony and Octavius.

He wants the armies of Antony and Octavius to make the long, tiring march to Sardis.
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How does the conflict between Brutus and Cassius affect the way readers understand these characters?

The conflict makes readers realize that Brutus is paranoid and losing his mind.

The conflict makes readers realize that Cassius is only doing what is right.

The conflict makes readers realize that Marc Antony is going to invade Sardis soon.

The conflict makes readers realize that Brutus is alone in his virtuousness.
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Both Cassius and Brutus know that if they are defeated they will be:

Hailed as heroes for what they have done.

Humiliated in front of their fellow Romans after the battle.

Executed on the spot.

Allowed to live in exile.
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What does Cassius do when he thinks the battle is lost?

Cassius has Pindarus kill him.

Cassius surrenders to Antony and Octavius.

Cassius flees back to Sardis.

Cassius blames Brutus for everything.
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PLEASE, BEFORE THE END OF THE DAY!!