Antigone: Scenes 3-5

Scene 3: Who has come to speak with Creon?

• Haemon, his son and Ismene's fiance.
• Haemon, his son and Antigone's fiance.
• The sentry
• The messenger

When speaking with Haimon, what does Creon say is the greatest evil that society faces?

• Vanity
• Pride
• Selfishness
• Anarchy

What does Haimon ask Creon to do?

• To marry Ismene instead.
• To allow him to speed up the wedding day.
• To not be stubborn, to listen, to free Antigone.
• To stick to his decree or look like a coward.

What is Creon's response to Haimon's suggestion?

• He will allow it if Haemon gives him money.
• He will think about H's requests.
• He likes H's plan.
• He accuses H of being immature and selling out to a woman.

Haimon says "Then she must die. But her death will cause another." This means...

• Haimon will kill himself.
• Haimon will kill Ismene.
• Haimon will kill Creon.
• Haimon will kill the sentry who found Antigone.

In scene 3, how does Haemon's tone/attitude change toward Creon?

• From desperate and accusatory to respectful and flattering.
  
• From respectful and flattering to desperate and accusatory.
• From happy to sad.
• From sad to happy.

At the end of scene 3, how will Antigone now be killed?

• Sealed in a stone vault until she dies
• Poisoned by Creon.
• Hanged by guards.
• Stabbed by guards

Scene 4: What is the chorus's attitude toward Antigone now?

• They feel sorry for her and believe she will receive glory.
• They are shocked and believe she will be damned.
• They are jealous of her bravery.
• They are indifferent.

What does Antigone express about her father Oedipus?

• His crimes cursed the family.
• He was a blessing for their family who had some bad luck.
• He should have been given more cards on father's day.
• He was a just and powerful leader.

What happens to Antigone at the end of Scene 4?

• She takes poison to avoid her imprisonment.
• She begs Creon for her life.
• She is being locked in a vault.
• She marries Haemon.