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Julius Caesar Plot recall Quiz

Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare · 13 multiple-choice questions with answers · about 10 min

Test your knowledge of Julius Caesar with 13 plot recall questions with answers and explanations — quick check of what happens and when. Ideal for revision once you have read the whole play.

Quick check of what happens and when. Drawn from the whole play — contains spoilers.

Skills tested: Recall, Context · Difficulty: Easy, Standard

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Julius Caesar Plot recall questions

The answers and an explanation for each question appear as you play, and on the answer-key page of the printout.

  1. What warning does the Soothsayer call out to Caesar in the street?
    To beware the senate house · To trust no man named Brutus · To refuse the crown when offered · To beware the ides of March
  2. According to Casca, what happened when Antony offered Caesar a crown?
    Caesar accepted it while the whole crowd cheered · Brutus struck it from Antony's hand in anger · He refused it three times, ever more reluctantly · Caesar handed it to Calpurnia to keep for him
  3. What did Calpurnia dream on the night before the ides of March?
    Caesar was crowned king in the Capitol · A lion walked the streets of Rome by day · Caesar's statue ran with blood that Romans bathed in · Brutus wept beside Caesar's empty chair
  4. How does Decius Brutus persuade Caesar to go to the Senate after all?
    He tells him the Senate will think him a coward · He reads the dream as glory and says a crown awaits · He brings a letter signed by every senator · He swears no harm will come while he lives
  5. Whom does Caesar name in his last words as he is stabbed?
    Cassius · Brutus · Antony · Casca
  6. What does Antony read to the crowd that finally turns them against the conspirators?
    Caesar's will, leaving money and parks to the people · A letter in which Brutus plans to be king · The list of senators Caesar meant to spare · A prophecy found in the Capitol temple
  7. What appears to Brutus in his tent at night?
    Caesar's ghost, promising to meet him at Philippi · Portia's ghost, warning him to flee · A soothsayer with news of Octavius · Cassius's servant with a secret letter
  8. How does Brutus say Portia died?
    She was killed by Antony's soldiers · She fell sick of a fever in Rome · She drowned crossing to join him · She swallowed fire in her despair
  9. How does Cassius die?
    He falls in battle to Octavius · Antony's soldiers take him captive · He drinks poison in his tent · Pindarus kills him at his command
  10. What mistake leads Cassius to his death?
    He thinks Brutus has fled the field · He hears that Portia has died · He believes Titinius has been captured · He learns his army has deserted him
  11. In which city and century is the play set?
    Athens, in the fifth century BC · Rome, in the third century AD · Rome, in the first century BC · Alexandria, in the first century AD
  12. On what day is Caesar assassinated?
    The feast of Lupercal · The ides of March · The kalends of April · The day of his triumph
  13. How does Brutus die?
    He is killed by Antony in single combat · He is captured and executed by Octavius · He runs on his sword, held by Strato · He drowns fleeing across a river
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Is this Julius Caesar Plot recall quiz free?

Yes. All 13 questions are free with answers and explanations. Play online with instant feedback, or print it as a test with an answer key — no sign-up needed.

What does the Julius Caesar Plot recall quiz cover?

13 plot recall questions drawn from every part of Julius Caesar. Quick check of what happens and when. It tests recall, context at easy, standard level.

Does it contain spoilers?

Yes — it draws on the whole play, including the ending.

Can I use it with a class?

Yes. Print it with the answer key for a reading check, homework or revision lesson, or share the link so students can take it online.

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