read the excerpt from julius caesar, act 1, scene 2. caesar. calpurnia! casca. peace, ho! caesar speaks…

read the excerpt from julius caesar, act 1, scene 2. caesar. calpurnia! casca. peace, ho! caesar speaks. caesar. calpurnia! calpurnia. here, my lord. caesar. stand you directly in antonios way when he doth run his course. - antonio! antony. caesar, my lord? caesar. forget not, in your speed, antonio, to touch calpurnia, for our elders say the barren, touched in this holy chase, shake off their sterile curse. which ideas would best fit in a summary of this passage? select two options. antonys forgetfulness concerns caesar. calpurnia is in antonys way, and antony is in a hurry. calpurnia dislikes caesars plan and does not believe in superstition. caesar asks antony to give calpurnia luck to conceive. caesar and calpurnia have not yet had children.
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Brief Explanations:
In the passage, Caesar asks Antony not to forget to touch Calpurnia during his run as elders say it can help her shake off sterility. This implies Caesar and Calpurnia have not had children yet and Caesar wants Antony to give Calpurnia luck to conceive. There is no mention of Antony's forgetfulness being a concern, Calpurnia being in Antony's way in a negative - hurry sense, or Calpurnia disliking Caesar's plan.
Answer:
D. Caesar asks Antony to give Calpurnia luck to conceive. E. Caesar and Calpurnia have not yet had children.