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When Calpurnia tells Caesar, ‘Your wisdom is consum’d in confidence,’ she means that he is unable to decide ______.

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When Calpurnia tells Caesar, ‘Your wisdom is consum’d in confidence,’ she means that he is unable to decide ______.

Options

  • wisely due to his overconfidence

  • wisely due to his foolishness

  • just because she is the wiser of the two

  • just because he wants to defy her

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Solution

When Calpurnia tells Caesar, ‘Your wisdom is consum’d in confidence,’ she means that he is unable to decide wisely due to his overconfidence.

Explanation:

Calpurnia believes Caesar’s confidence has overwhelmed his ability to judge wisely. His arrogance makes him dismiss the warnings and omens surrounding him. Thus, his overconfidence prevents him from making a sensible decision.

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Chapter 5: Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 2 - ASSIGNMENTS [Page 100]

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Chapter 5 Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 2
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