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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which country does Caesar tell Cleopatra that he needs to conquer?
(a) China.
(b) Japan.
(c) India.
(d) Russia.
2. Which of the following is NOT a pastime Cleopatra indulged in with Mardian?
(a) Playing jacks.
(b) Created cities in mud.
(c) Built small bricks.
(d) Built a goat cart.
3. Cleopatra's younger stepsister is named _________________.
(a) Kesi.
(b) Moswen.
(c) Nubia.
(d) Arisonoe.
4. What news does Cleopatra have for Caesar?
(a) She is giving up the throne.
(b) She is getting married.
(c) She is pregnant.
(d) She is dying.
5. Where do Cleopatra and Caesar travel?
(a) Across Egypt.
(b) To Rome.
(c) To Gaul.
(d) Across the Mediterranean.
Short Answer Questions
1. As a child, Cleopatra is taken to the throne of ______________ and told that she is her daughter.
2. What does Cleopatra come to realize about Caesar?
3. What does Caesar promise Cleopatra when he returns from battle?
4. What does Caesar say he will build along the Tiber?
5. Who meets Cleopatra in Rome on Caesar's behalf?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Cleopatra become fast friends with Olympos and Mardian?
2. Why does Cleopatra have second thoughts about her visit to Rome?
3. What are Cleopatra's thoughts regarding a Messiah based on talks with Epaphroditus?
4. What traumatic event in Cleopatra's life begins the novel?
5. How does Cleopatra manipulate Caesar into publicly acknowledging Caesarion?
6. How does Cleopatra trick Caesar into a marriage ceremony at Philae?
7. Why does Cleopatra dislike the public displays and entertainment at a particular celebration honoring Caesar?
8. Under what circumstances does Cleopatra meet Julius Caesar?
9. With what illness is Caesar afflicted?
10. Describe some of Cleopatra's childhood activities and what does she think will bring an end to her youthful fun?
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