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Grade 10 Semester B- Final Exam Review

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 43mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To satisfy to excess

a)

Decree

b)

Roused

c)

Sated

d)

Swagger

2.

An authoritative order having the force of law.

a)

Decree

b)

Eddy

c)

Marshal

d)

Bray

3.

Those who reject all forms of control and authority

a)

Sentries

b)

Deflects

c)

Marshal

d)

Anarchists

4.

Those who reject all forms of control and authority

a)

Sentries

b)

Deflects

c)

Marshal

d)

Anarchists

5.
Whom does Creon refuse to bury? 
a)
Ismene
b)
Eteocles
c)
Eurydice
d)
Polyneices
6.
 Whose laws does Antigone say she follows? 
a)
The gods'
b)
Oedipus'
c)
her own
d)
Creon's
7.
What angers Antigone at the beginning of the play? 
a)
The elders of Thebes honor Eteocles
b)
Creon refuses to hear her complaints
c)
Polyneices attacks Thebes and kills Eteocles
d)
Ismene refuses to help bury Polyneices
8.

What is hamartia?

a)

the fatal or tragic flaw leading to a tragic hero's demise

b)

stubborn pride

c)

the ancient belief in gods' law above state law

d)

original sin

9.
Why does Ismene refuse to help Antigone bury Polyneices?
a)
She is afraid of being stoned to death
b)
She feels her family has suffered enough
c)
She thinks women must submit to the authority of men
d)
all of these
10.

Antigone is a _______ tragedy

a)

Historic

b)

Greek

c)

Roman

d)

Shakespearean

11.

The conversation between two or more characters is called

a)

monologue

b)

dialogue

c)

soliloquy

d)

chorus

12.

acts are divided into

a)

monologue

b)

dialogue

c)

scenes

d)

stage directions

13.

Plays are divided into

a)

scenes

b)

acts

c)

stage directions

d)

asides

14.

chapters in a play

a)

acts

b)

scenes

c)

asides

d)

climax

15.

a brief remark in which a character expresses private thoughts to the audience

a)

aside

b)

soliliquy

c)

chorus

d)

tragic remark

16.

A soliloquy is different from a monologue because

a)

A soliloquy is giving a speech to the audience whereas a monologue is giving a speech to another character

b)

A soliloquy is giving a speech to another character whereas a monologue is giving a speech to the audience

17.

Pride is also known as

a)

hubris

b)

Agamemnon

c)

humerous

d)

hamartia

18.
Excessive pride
a)
Hero
b)
Heroine
c)
Phenomena
d)
Hubris
19.

The reversal of situation - for better or for worse - for the protagonist.

a)

Hamartia

b)

Hubris

c)

Peripeteia

d)

Anagnorisis

20.

The critical moment of recognition and awareness for the protagonist.

a)

Hamartia

b)

Hubris

c)

Peripeteia

d)

Anagnorisis

21.
When the audience knows something that the characters do not, this is known as...
a)
irony
b)
dramatic irony
c)
situational irony
d)
I don't know. Apparently something to do with irony.
22.

a character's personal flaw that brings about his/her downfall

a)

hamartia

b)

hubris

c)

edict

d)

metaphor

23.

A character used to contrast with the protagonist in order to accentuate certain traits is called a/n

a)

foil

b)

antagonist

c)

ancillary

d)

secondary

24.
Whom does Creon refuse to bury? 
a)
Ismene
b)
Eteocles
c)
Eurydice
d)
Polyneices
25.
Antigone's father was
a)
Zeus, king of the gods and ruler of Olympus
b)
Creon, new king of Thebes and decorated defender of Greece
c)
Oedipus, ill-fated king who murdered his father and married his mother
d)
Apollo, god of music and the power behind the Oracle of Delphi
26.

Creon was Antigone's

a)

father

b)

brother

c)

uncle

d)

stock broker

27.
Which Character is Sister to Antigone?
a)
Jocasta
b)
Ismene
c)
Eurydice
d)
Tiresias
28.
Who is Antigone supposed to marry?
a)
Creon
b)
Polynices
c)
Haemon
d)
Tiresias
29.
This character is seen to be a tragic hero, someone who should be great but falls short 
a)
Macbeth
b)
Macduff
c)
Lady Macbeth 
d)
Banquo
30.
This character receives prophecies from the witches and is told that his son will be king
a)
  Macbeth
b)
 Banquo
c)
Macduff
d)
Duncan
31.
 Lady Macbeth 
a)
 Commits suicide
b)
Invokes the powers of evil to help her influence her husband to commit murder and treason 
c)
challenges Macbeth's manhood 
d)
all of the above 
32.
 King Duncan
a)
 Is a good king
b)
 Has won many many battles 
c)
Eventually defeats Macbeth
d)
All of the above
33.
This character has his entire family killed by another character. 
a)
 Macduff
b)
Macbeth
c)
Duncan
d)
Banquo
34.
Which of these is true? 
a)
Macbeth murders  Duncans guards 
b)
 Macbeth murders Banquo
c)
Macbeth murders McDuff's entire family 
d)
All of the above 
35.

Who is the King of Scotland at the start of the play?

a)

Macbeth

b)

Malcolm

c)

Macduff

d)

Duncan

36.

Who are Duncan, King of Scotland, sons?

a)

Malcolm and Donalbain

b)

Macbeth and Banquo

c)

Banquo and Fleance

d)

Macduff and Lennox

37.

Along with Macbeth, who is also a general in Duncan's army?

a)

Malcolm

b)

Macduff

c)

Banquo

d)

Fleance

38.

Which character appears as a ghost after he has been murdered?

a)

Macbeth

b)

Duncan

c)

Macduff

d)

Banquo

39.

What title is Macbeth given by Duncan?

a)

Earl of Northumberland

b)

King of Scotland

c)

Thane of Cawdor

d)

Lord of Caithness

40.

Who persuades Macbeth to kill Duncan?

a)

Macduff

b)

Banquo

c)

The witches

d)

Lady Macbeth

41.

Who finds the body of Duncan suspects Macbeth might be responsible?

a)

Banquo

b)

Macduff

c)

Malcolm

d)

Donalbain

42.

Who is Banquo's son who escapes from Macbeth's henchmen?

a)

Macduff

b)

Donalbain

c)

Fleance

d)

Malcolm

43.

Who kills Macbeth at the end of the play?

a)

Lady Macbeth

b)

Banquo

c)

Malcolm

d)

Macduff