National Theatre: Creon and Antigone

Who is Creon in relation to Antigone?

(Check all that apply)

• A) Her father

• B) Her uncle

• C) The newly appointed king

• D) Her fiance's father

In the play, the relationship between Antigone and Creon is primarily concerned with, and emphasized as, a ______ relationship.

• Family

• Political

• Friendly

• Romantic

How does Antigone feel about Creon treating her like a criminal?

• She feels betrayed

• She feels hurt

• She feels no loss

• She feels happy

The fact that Antigone and Creon have a familial relationship is ______ in the play.

• acknowledged with great importance

• not emphasized

• celebrated

• emphasized heavily

What does Creon ask Antigone to admit?

• Her happiness

• Her guilt

• Her innocence

• Her love

How does Antigone respond to Creon's question about her guilt?

• A) She denies it

• B) She admits it

• C) She ignores it

• D) She laughs at it

What is the main conflict Antigone faces in Scene 2?

• Choosing whether to obey the law of the land or follow the law of God

• Debating whether or not she should go through with her marriage to Haimon

• Choosing between her deep love for her deceased brother and state laws

• Deciding whether to flee or stay.

According to the main themes of the play Antigone, how should we be obligated to treat other people?

• With indifference

• With common decency

• With hostility

• With fear

Fill in the blank: 'An enemy is still an enemy, ______ or Alive.'

• Dead

• Happy

• Sad

• Angry

Check all that apply. Who is/are Antigone's sibling/s?

• Ismene

• Polyneices

• Eteocles

• Creon

Tags

CCSS.RL.9-10.1

CCSS.RL.9-10.3