Question

who does caesar characterize as having a lean and hungry look?a brutusb cassiusc ciceroquestion 6who explains the shouts of the distant crowds to brutus and cassius?a cascab portiac lepidusquestion 7why is casca frightened as scene iii opens?a hes seen some pretty crazy things, including a lion roaming the streets of rome, a slave with a burning hand that didnt cause any harm to the flesh, and a night owl hooting at noon. also, women have told him that there are men on fire walking the streets of rome.b hes seen some pretty crazy things, including a goat roaming the streets of rome, a slave with a basket of jewels, and a night owl flying around the square. also, women have told him that there are men raping women on the streets of rome.c hes seen some pretty crazy things, including jugglers roaming the streets of rome, a slave with a loaf of bread, and a raven squawking

Explanation:

• Question 6: In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, Casca is the character who encounters Brutus and Cassius and explains the distant crowd noise, describing the events involving Caesar.
• Question 7: In Scene III of Julius Caesar, Casca is terrified by a series of unnatural, omens-like events he witnesses in Rome, including a lion roaming the streets, a slave with an unharmed burning hand, and a night owl hooting at noon, along with reports of men on fire walking the streets.

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Answer:

Question 6: a. Casca
Question 7: a. He's seen some pretty crazy things, including a lion roaming the streets of Rome, a slave with a burning hand that didn't cause any harm to the flesh, and a night owl hooting at noon. Also, women have told him that there are men on fire walking the streets of Rome.