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Question
Why does Caesar compare himself to the Pole Star?
Options
It keeps its place firm and never changes, just like him.
It shines the brightest of all the stars, just like him.
It helps sailors and navigators.
He likes to imagine himself as a star.
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Solution
It keeps its place firm and never changes, just like him.
Explanation:
Caesar says that he is 'constant as the Northern Star'. He believes that his decisions are firm and cannot be changed by pleading or flattery. The comparison highlights his pride and inflexibility.
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