Antigone Scenes 1 & 2

Who are the main characters involved in the conflict between Antigone and Creon?

• Antigone and Ismene

• Antigone and Haemon

• Creon and Eteocles

• Antigone and Creon

What is the main reason for Antigone's defiance of the law?

• She wants to cause chaos and rebellion

• She is seeking attention and fame

• She is being influenced by external forces

• She believes in a higher moral duty

Why is Antigone loyal to her brother?

• Antigone wants to gain power and control

• Antigone is afraid of her brother

• Antigone believes in the importance of family and honoring the dead.

• Antigone is being blackmailed into loyalty

What is Creon's decision regarding the punishment of Antigone?

• exile her from the city

• imprison her for life

• sentence her to death

• fine her heavily

What is the primary conflict between Antigone and Creon?

• Power struggle

• Misunderstanding

• Clash of values and beliefs

• Sibling rivalry

What consequences does Antigone face for her defiance of the law?

• imprisonment

• fine

• death sentence

• community service

How does Antigone express her loyalty to her brother?

• By obeying the king's orders and leaving her brother unburied.

• By seeking revenge against the king for her brother's death.

• By defying the king's orders and giving him a proper burial.

• By abandoning her brother and joining the king's side.

What factors influence Creon's decision to punish Antigone?

• Creon's desire for revenge against Antigone

• Creon's concern for public opinion

• Several factors influence Creon's decision to punish Antigone, including his belief in maintaining order, his pride and stubbornness, his fear of appearing weak, and his personal animosity towards Antigone and her family.

• Creon's belief in the importance of family loyalty

What are the consequences of Creon's decision to punish Antigone?

• Creon's decision had no consequences

• Creon became a respected leader

• The consequences of Creon's decision to punish Antigone include a conflict between the laws of the state and the laws of the gods, the downfall of Creon's family, and the loss of moral authority.

• Antigone was praised for her actions

How does Antigone's defiance of the law impact the overall plot?

• It has no impact on the overall plot.

• It leads to tragic events and conflicts within the play.

• It leads to a happy ending for all characters.

• It causes the law to be changed and everyone lives peacefully.