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3RD QUARTER REVIEWER

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

MUTABLE

a)

a quality of being changeable

b)

the quality of being gloomy and depressing

c)

to contradict by arguing or disagreeing

d)

the act of dishonoring

e)

the act of being able to rise to a great position

2.

DISMAL

a)

a quality of being changeable

b)

the quality of being gloomy and depressing

c)

to contradict by arguing or disagreeing

d)

the act of dishonoring

e)

the act of being able to rise to a great position

3.

DEFILEMENT

a)

a quality of being changeable

b)

the quality of being gloomy and depressing

c)

to contradict by arguing or disagreeing

d)

the act of dishonoring

e)

the act of being able to rise to a great position

4.

TOWER UP

a)

a quality of being changeable

b)

the quality of being gloomy and depressing

c)

to contradict by arguing or disagreeing

d)

the act of dishonoring

e)

the act of being able to rise to a great position

5.

DISPUTE

a)

a quality of being changeable

b)

the quality of being gloomy and depressing

c)

to contradict by arguing or disagreeing

d)

the act of dishonoring

e)

the act of being able to rise to a great position

6.

The queen of Corinth and adoptive mother of Oedipus

a)

Three highways

b)

Creon

c)

Cithaeron

d)

Tiresias

e)

Merope

7.

The seer who prophesied Oedipus becoming blind and poor

a)

Three highways

b)

Creon

c)

Cithaeron

d)

Tiresias

e)

Merope

8.

The location where baby Oedipus was left to die

a)

Three highways

b)

Creon

c)

Cithaeron

d)

Tiresias

e)

Merope

9.

The right-hand man of Oedipus and bringer of Apollo's message

a)

Three highways

b)

Creon

c)

Cithaeron

d)

Tiresias

e)

Merope

10.

The location fated to be where Oedipus and his biological father would meet

a)

Three highways

b)

Creon

c)

Cithaeron

d)

Tiresias

e)

Merope

11.

The king famed for defeating a man-eating monster

a)

LAIUS

b)

SPHINX

c)

POLYBUS

d)

JOCASTA

e)

OEDIPUS

12.

The king famed for defeating a man-eating monster

a)

LAIUS

b)

SPHINX

c)

POLYBUS

d)

JOCASTA

e)

OEDIPUS

13.

The queen prophesied to marry her own son and have his children

a)

LAIUS

b)

SPHINX

c)

POLYBUS

d)

JOCASTA

e)

OEDIPUS

14.

The king of Corinth and adoptive father of Oedipus

a)

LAIUS

b)

SPHINX

c)

POLYBUS

d)

JOCASTA

e)

OEDIPUS

15.

The king prophesied to be murdered by his own son

a)

LAIUS

b)

SPHINX

c)

POLYBUS

d)

JOCASTA

e)

OEDIPUS

16.

Anything heard from the performance space

a)

ACTOR

b)

PLOT IN DIALOGUES

c)

SPECTACLE

d)

MUSIC AND MELODY

e)

THEME

17.

Anything seen from the performance space

a)

ACTOR

b)

PLOT IN DIALOGUES

c)

SPECTACLE

d)

MUSIC AND MELODY

e)

THEME

18.

Agents of actions, who guides the audience across the story

a)

ACTOR

b)

PLOT IN DIALOGUES

c)

SPECTACLE

d)

MUSIC AND MELODY

e)

THEME

19.

The subject matter and universal message, unraveled through the dialogues

a)

ACTOR

b)

PLOT IN DIALOGUES

c)

SPECTACLE

d)

MUSIC AND MELODY

e)

THEME

20.

The unfolding of events and revelation of the theme through recited lines

a)

ACTOR

b)

PLOT IN DIALOGUES

c)

SPECTACLE

d)

MUSIC AND MELODY

e)

THEME

21.

A part of Acts 2 and 3, where conflicts and the most anticipated encounters unfold

a)

SYMBOL and MOTIF

b)

CATASTROPHE

c)

EPITASIS

d)

PROTASIS

22.

Represents ideas, feelings, moods, and references embedded in objects, colors, persons, etc.

a)

SYMBOL and MOTIF

b)

CATASTROPHE

c)

EPITASIS

d)

PROTASIS

23.

Settings and beginning conditions found in the first act.

a)

SYMBOL and MOTIF

b)

CATASTROPHE

c)

EPITASIS

d)

PROTASIS

24.

Part of Acts 4 and 5 and refers to the end where the protagonist's destiny is revealed

a)

SYMBOL and MOTIF

b)

CATASTROPHE

c)

EPITASIS

d)

PROTASIS

25.

A flaw in the hero's character, causing his downfall

a)

HUBRIS

b)

HAMARTIA

c)

NEMESIS

26.

The hero's inescapable destiny

a)

HUBRIS

b)

HAMARTIA

c)

NEMESIS

27.

The hero's excessive pride and arrogance

a)

HUBRIS

b)

HAMARTIA

c)

NEMESIS

28.

A moment of critical discovery and realization on the hero's part

a)

PERIPETEIA

b)

ANAGNORISIS

c)

CATHARSIS

29.

A reversal in the hero's fortune

a)

PERIPETEIA

b)

ANAGNORISIS

c)

CATHARSIS

30.

The audience feeling of pity or anger towards the hero

a)

PERIPETEIA

b)

ANAGNORISIS

c)

CATHARSIS

31.

It represents the irony between the Prophet Tiresias and King Oedipus who fails to acknowledge the truth

a)

CROSSROADS

b)

SIGHT

c)

PROPHECY

32.

It signifies the many possibilities in choices

a)

CROSSROADS

b)

SIGHT

c)

PROPHECY

33.

It refers to the designated path in the lives of the characters

a)

CROSSROADS

b)

SIGHT

c)

PROPHECY

34.

Tiresias having the ability to foretell future events.

a)

Innocent

b)

Hero

c)

Rebel

d)

Sage

e)

Ruler

35.

Jocasta, Laius, and Oedipus as victims of destiny

a)

Innocent

b)

Hero

c)

Rebel

d)

Sage

e)

Ruler

36.

Oedipus saving the Thebans from the Sphinx

a)

Innocent

b)

Hero

c)

Rebel

d)

Sage

e)

Ruler

37.

Oedipus commanding the trust and respect of his people

a)

Innocent

b)

Hero

c)

Rebel

d)

Sage

e)

Ruler

38.

Oedipus not listening to the plans of the gods for him

a)

Innocent

b)

Hero

c)

Rebel

d)

Sage

e)

Ruler

39.

During the pandemic, the gap between the rich and the poor became even wider.

a)

ETHOS

b)

PATHOS

c)

LOGOS

40.

Data show a decrease in the cases of COVID-19, prompting the government to lower the alert levels.

a)

ETHOS

b)

PATHOS

c)

LOGOS

41.

Being a lawyer, Atty. Lorenzo finds many rights violated during the lockdown.

a)

ETHOS

b)

PATHOS

c)

LOGOS