Antigone Test Review

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What is Creon's decree regarding the burial of Polyneices?

Back

Anyone who disobeys Creon's order not to bury Polyneices will be put to death.

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What is the term for the opening scene of a Greek drama?

Back

The opening scene of a Greek drama is called the prologue.

Front

Who are Polyneices and Eteocles in relation to Antigone?

Back

Polyneices and Eteocles are Antigone's brothers.

Front

What does Antigone do when she is brought before Creon?

Back

Antigone admits her guilt.

Front

What does Haimon appeal to in an attempt to persuade Creon?

Back

Haimon tries to appeal to Creon's reason.

Front

What is the significance of the prologue in Greek drama?

Back

The prologue sets the stage for the play, introducing key themes and characters.

Front

What moral conflict does Antigone face in the play?

Back

Antigone faces the conflict between obeying the law of the state (Creon's decree) and following her moral duty to bury her brother.

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How does Creon's character represent the theme of power in 'Antigone'?

Back

Creon's character represents the theme of power as he prioritizes state law over familial loyalty and moral obligations.

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What role does fate play in the story of Antigone?

Back

Fate plays a crucial role as the characters struggle against their predetermined destinies, leading to tragic outcomes.

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What is the relationship between Antigone and Ismene?

Back

Antigone and Ismene are sisters, with contrasting views on loyalty and obedience.