Which speaker says that Caesar's ghost still walks the earth?

• A. Cassius
• B. Octavius
• C. Caesar's Ghost
• D. Brutus

Answer: (D)

The idea being tested is recognizing who expresses belief in omens and supernatural signs, showing how guilt and fate drive a character’s thoughts. In Julius Caesar, Brutus is the one who talks about Caesar’s ghost as still roaming the earth, a reflection of his deep guilt and the sense that the murder didn’t end Caesar’s influence or the moral consequences of the act. This line fits Brutus’s introspective, fate-minded mindset as he contemplates the looming conflict and the eerie signs surrounding it. Cassius and Octavius are more focused on politics and military strategy, not on invoking Caesar’s ghost in that moment, and the “Caesar’s Ghost” figure isn’t a speaking participant in the scene. So the speaker is Brutus.