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Who is referred to as ‘idle creatures’?

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Who is referred to as ‘idle creatures’?

Options

  • The ordinary citizens of Rome.

  • The citizens of Munda.

  • People of the upper classes of Rome.

  • The statues of Caesar.

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Solution

The ordinary citizens of Rome.

Explanation:

Flavius calls the common people ‘idle creatures’ because they have left their work and gathered in the streets to celebrate Caesar’s victory. He thinks they should be at their jobs instead of wasting time.

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Chapter 1: Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 1 - ASSIGNMENTS [Page 40]

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