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WorksheetsAntigone: Prologue - Scene 2 Test Review
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 5mins
The main character of the play
Antagonist
Protagonist
Choragos
Chorus
The character who is in conflict with the main character
Antagonist
Protagonist
Antistrophe
Choragos
Reacts to the story as it unfolds, helping the audience to direct the audience's response to the characters and events
Sentry
Parados
Antagonist
Chorus
Leader of the chorus
Protagonist
Creon
Choragos
Sentry
Exposition; presents background on the conflict
Parados
Prologue
Exodos
Theatron
Which laws are most important to Antigone?
Creon's laws
The gods' laws
Oedipus's former laws
Her brothers' laws
Why does Ismene refuse to help Antigone bury their brother and beg her to obey Creon's law?
She is afraid of disobeying the ruling authority.
She hated her brother Polyneices.
She believes the gods would support Creon's law.
She thinks that Oedipus would want Antigone to obey Creon.
What is Antigone's attitude toward death?
She is afraid of it and tries to avoid it at all costs.
She believes it is a fair punishment for committing a crime.
She is not afraid of it and thinks it is an acceptable sacrifice.
She wants to die in order to be reunited with her family.
What belief do Ismene and Creon share?
Both believe Polyneices deserves to be left unburied.
Both believe Antigone should be killed for her crime.
Both believe women are powerless against men.
Both believe in following the laws of the gods.
What is Ismene's assessment of Antigone's character?
She is wise and serves as an example to others.
She is a strong woman who deserves to be honored for her bravery.
She is not a loyal sister because she is putting Ismene in danger.
She is unwise but loyal to her loved ones.
Which quality do Antigone and Creon share?
Stubbornness
Loyalty
Courageousness
Integrity
