Question

1. what is the soothsayer’s warning to caesar? *

a. “beware cassius.”
b. “beware the senate.”
c. “beware the ides of march.”
d. “beware the feast of lupercal.”

Explanation:

In Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar", the soothsayer warns Caesar with the phrase "Beware the Ides of March." This is a well - known line from the play, where the Ides of March (March 15th) is the day Caesar is eventually assassinated. Option A's warning about Cassius is not from the soothsayer. Option B's warning about the Senate is not the soothsayer's warning. Option D's warning about the Feast of Lupercal is incorrect as the soothsayer's warning is about the Ides of March.

Answer:

C. "Beware the Ides of March."