Julius Caesar True-False

After hearing Mark Antony's funeral oration, The Roman citizens give their trust to Brutus

False

Antony claims that all of the conspirators, except Brutus and Cassius, were motivated by jealousy

False

Because Caesar will not listen to him, Artemidorus joins the conspiracy.

False

Because he secretly fears Mark Antony, Brutus refuses him the right to speak at Caesar's funeral

False

Brutus cautions Caesar to beware the Ides of March

False

Cassius warns Brutus, cautioning him that his opinion of himself is too high

False

Portia commits suicide by swallowing poison

False

Although some of the conspirators want to kill Mark Antony also, Brutus assures them that Antony is no threat.

True

Brutus loves the name of honor more than he fears death

True

Brutus states that he will never go to Rome as a bound captive

True

Decius claims Calpurnia has misinterpreted her dream about Caesar's statue spouting blood

True

Even without knowing the details, Caius Ligarius joins the conspiracy simply because Brutus is involved.

True

Octavious promises to give Brutus an honorable burial

True

Titinius commits suicide with Cassius' sword

True

While justifying Caesar's murder, Brutus offers to kill himself if his countrymen desire

True