3. What does Cicero do to infuriate Caesar?
(a) Execute people without a trial.
(b) Sleep with Pompeia.
(c) Spread news of his affair with Servelia.
(d) Accuse him of treachery.

4. Who helps Caesar exile Rabirius?
(a) All of these.
(b) Labienus.
(c) Celer.
(d) Crassus.

5. What does Caesar hope to be given to solve his money problems?
(a) A new position.
(b) Some tax money.
(c) A pardon.
(d) A province.

6. What does Caesar grant Ptolemy?
(a) Tax privileges.
(b) Vital performance information.
(c) Tenure over Egypt.
(d) Trade embargos.

7. Who warns Caesar of the boni's deception?
(a) Brutus.
(b) Pompey.
(c) Servelia.
(d) Julia.

8. What has Spain changed about Caesar?
(a) His family relations.
(b) His physical strength.
(c) His complacency.
(d) His desires.

9. What new knowledge does Caesar use to get back at Cicero?
(a) His studies of Ancient Law.
(b) His letters from Pompey.
(c) His mythological information.
(d) His military expertise.

10. What does Caesar say every man in Rome owes Crassus?
(a) A favor.
(b) Time.
(c) Money.
(d) Forgiveness.

11. Who is Caesar's tribune?
(a) Ptolemy.
(b) Verenus.
(c) Lucius.
(d) Vatinius.

12. What does Fulvia do in response to the desecrated Bona Dea?
(a) Aborts her child.
(b) Gets a divorce.
(c) Stands at trial.
(d) Flees Rome.

13. What does Cicero try to arrest Caesar for?
(a) Falsifying evidence.
(b) Slandering officials.
(c) Misusing Senate power.
(d) Starting a violent meeting.

14. Who does Cicero say would be most likely to cause an uprising?
(a) Ex cons.
(b) Peasants.
(c) Soldiers.
(d) Noblemen.

15. What is Caesar's greatest goal?
(a) To usurp Pompey.
(b) To make peace with Spain.
(c) To conquer the world.
(d) To marry an Egyptian woman.