true and false julius Caesar PLEASE HELPPPPPPPP?

I. True-False. Mark A for True and B for False on the Scantron Form.

____ 1. A soothsayer warns Caesar to beware the Ides of March.

____ 2. Even before the conspiracy against Caesar, Brutus appears to be disturbed by fears that Caesar means to become King.

____ 3. Caesar accepts the crown from Antony the third time it was offered.

____ 4. Cassius forges letters encouraging rebellion against Caesar and has them planted in Brutus’ house.

____ 5. Brutus is drawn into the orbit of the conspiracy as a result of his personal hatred for Caesar.

____ 6. Brutus rules against the assassination of Mark Antony on the grounds that Antony is just a ladies’ man and no real threat.

____ 7. The night before the Ides of March is a stormy one, full of superstitious sign and omens.

____ 8. Calpurnia convinces Caesar that, for her sake, he should go to the Senate.

____ 9. Calpurnia’s dream of people washing their hands in Caesar’s blood comes true.

____ 10. Artemidorus warns Caesar about the plot, but Caesar never reads the letter.

____ 11. When he learns that Mark Antony is among the conspirators, Caesar’s resistance to his assassins collapses.

____ 12. Brutus gives permission to Mark Antony to deliver a funeral oration for Caesar, even though Cassius disagrees about this.

____ 13. In his funeral oration, Antony repeatedly says that Brutus is an ambitious man.

____ 14. The triumvirate of Antony, Octavious and Lepidus is responsible for the deaths of about seventy senators.

____ 15. Brutus accuses Cassius and his followers of taking bribes.

____ 16. Brutus admittes that part of his anger with Cassius comes from his sorrow at the recent news of Portia’s suicide.

____ 17. The ghost of Caesar appears to Brutus to inform him that they would meet again in Philippi.

____ 18. Cassius takes his own life, aided by Pindarus, because he believes that he has sent Titinius to his capture by the enemy.

____ 19. Brutus is killed in a duel with Mark Antony.

____ 20. Mark Antony gives vent to his violent hatred of Caesar’s assassins by cursing the dead body of Brutus.