Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar is a treatise on: the power of rhetoric, transformation, decision-making, human psychology, power, politics, rigid thinking, resistance to change, dominating personality, moral authority, order and disorder.
Some interesting questions:
(i) Name the conspirator who does not stab Caesar? Cite an evidence from the play in support of your answer.
(ii) After Julius Caesar’s assassination Antony shakes hands with some of the conspirators. Name the conspirator with whom he does not shake hands.
(iii) Was Julius Caesar’s body burned or interred?
(iv) Does Portia’s brother also appear in the play?
(v) What is Statilius’s role in Act V, Scene V?
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Wallace Jacob
Wallace Jacob is the author of ISC Macbeth Acts I and II Workbook (For class XI), ICSE Julius Caesar Workbook Part – 1 (For Class IX), ICSE Poems Workbook (For Class X) and The Unfathomable World of Amazing Numbers. He can be reached at wallace_jacob@yahoo.co.in.
