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Greek Theater and Antigone

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Plays were performed in __________________.
a)
amphitheatres
b)
homes
c)
government buildings
d)
giant court yards
2.
All actors wore
a)
heavy makeup
b)
sandels
c)
short robes
d)
masks
3.
The ______________ was a group of 15 and acted as one character.
a)
actors
b)
heroes
c)
chorus
d)
choir
4.
The ____________ is a song that marks the entry of the chorus.
a)
parodos
b)
paean
c)
ode
d)
scene
5.

The decree of Creon that begins the action of the play Antigone...

a)

"bury Eteocles but not Polyneices"

b)

"bury Lauis but not Jocasta"

c)

"bury Oedipus but not Lauis"

d)

"bury Polyneices but not Eteocles"

6.

TRUE or FALSE: All actors in ancient Greece were men.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

7.

TRUE or FALSE: Oedipus has three children with his mother/wife Jocasta.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

8.

TRUE or FALSE: When Oedipus and Jocasta find out the truth about their family situation, Jocasta blinds herself and Oedipus hangs himself.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

9.

What sound device in Ancient Greek theater allowed the audience to better hear the actors?

a)

Electronics

b)

Acoustics

c)

Microphones

d)

Headphones

10.

What allowed Greek actors to change their character in a play?

a)

Paint

b)

Masks

c)

Jewelry

d)

They didn't change character

11.

What creature did Oedipus defeat that allowed him to become the King of Thebes?

a)

Cyclops

b)

Hydra

c)

Sphinx

d)

Medusa

12.

Which brothers slay each other in battle?

a)

Laios and Creon

b)

Polyneices and Eteocles

c)

Agamemom and Euripides

d)

Aeschylus and Sophocles

13.

What does one possess if they are overly filled with pride?

a)

Hubris

b)

Hybris

c)

Catharsis

d)

Hamartia

14.

Whose tragic flaw is excessive pride/hubris?

a)

Haemon

b)

Eteocles

c)

Creon

d)

Antigone

15.

Who said "The time is not far off when you shall pay back corpse for corpse..."

a)

Teiresias

b)

Creon

c)

Haemon

d)

Antigone