Here’s a collection of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with answers based on William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar:1. Who warns Caesar to "Beware the Ides of March"? a) Brutus b) A soothsayer c) Cassius d) Calpurnia Answer: b) A soothsayer2. Why does Caesar decide to go to the Senate despite warnings? a) He believes he is invincible b) Calpurnia persuades him to go c) Decius reinterprets...

 This beautiful sentence is extracted from T. S. Arthur's notable short story, "An Angel in Disguise". The line simply means that death is the only moment when everyone laments for the dead one. They don't think that where he was good or bad when he was alive. Here, in this story, the woman was hated and disliked by all the neighborhood when she was alive. But after her death,...