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Antigone Test 1 Review
Antigone Test 1 Review
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Who, so far, are the FOIL characters?
Choragos and Chorus
Antigone and Ismene
Antigone and Creon
Eteocles and Polyneices
2
What is literary TONE?
The sense of foreshadowing created by the plot
The feeling created by the atmosphere
The attitude and feelings of the speaker
The sound the Chorus makes when they are chanting
3
An actor turns to audience to give information and other characters do not hear
Stage Directions
Aside
Monologue
Soliloquy
4
Who is the father of Antigone?
Sophocles
Creon
Oedipus
Laius
5
VOCAB: feeble, weak or shaking due to old age
Senile
Doddering
Sententious
Swagger
6
When Oedipus learned of the terrible things he had done, he punished himself by
Gouging his eyes out
Stabbing himself
Strangling himself
Jumping from a cliff
7
"He the wild eagle sceaming" is an example of
Hyperbole
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
8
A character who has the same status as another, but opposite personality traits:
Anatgonist
Parallel
Foil
Supporting
9
Which word does not have a negative tone?
Sententious
Senile
Carrion
Lithe
10
The god of wine whom most plays were performed in honor of
Thespis
Zeus
Apollo
Dionysis
11
The penalty for burying Polyneices is
Hanging
Banishment
Buried alive
Stoning
12
What type of irony is when the audience knows something a character does not?
Situational
Dramatic
Satirical
Verbal
13
The man who is credited with being the first actor was named
Choragos
Oedipus
Sophocles
Thespis
14
What type of irony is it when Creon says "bring me the man" who has buried Polyneices?
Dramatic
Situational
Foreshadowing
Verbal
15
VOCAB: graceful, slender, flexible
Impassive
Pious
Lithe
Sententious
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The Choragos suggests that whom has buried Polyneices?
Anarchists
Antigone
The gods
The Sentry
17
What does the name Oedipus mean?
Cursed-one
Father-killer
Singer of Odes
Swollen foot
18
A type of speech given ALONE onstage
Monologue
Aside
Soliloquy
Dialogue
19
In the Parados, there is an allusion to the Greek god of thunder. Who is this?
Zeus
Dirce
Ares
Thor
20
VOCAB: Which word means emotionless?
Sententious
Impassive
Pious
Lithe
21
Creon uses a metaphor at the beginning of his speech to the people. To what does he compare the kingdom?
This Ship of Fools
The Ship of State
A Dragon
A Recent Storm
22
In the Parados, to whom does the Chorus refer when they say: "Their commander/ He the wild eagle screaming"
Oedipus
Eteocles
Creon
Polyneices
23
Which word best describes Ismene?
Obedient
Passionate
Rebellious
Determined
24
The oracle at Delphi belonged to which Greek god?
Zeus
Apollo
Poseidon
Athena
25
Tragos, where the word "tragedy" comes from, means what in Greek?
To sing and dance
Life is tragic
Goat song
Praise the gods
26
Vocab: To drive or push back
Bray
Swagger
Sate
Repulse
27
What term means the use of language to be persuasive
Diction
Metaphoric
Rhetoric
Logos
28
The area of the stage where the chorus would dance and chant was called the
Skene
Parados
Orchestra
Strophe
29
The leader of the Chorus is called the
Satyr
Thespian
Sentry
Choragos
30
Antigone says, "You have yourself to think of after all" but really means Ismene is selfish. What kind of irony?
Verbal
Understatement
Dramatic
Situational
31
Which army accompanied Polyneices?
Theban
Corinthian
Trojan
Argive
32
The Chorus represents
The elders of Thebes
The voice of the gods
The voices of the past
The court of Creon
33
Oedipus became King of Thebes after solving a riddle given to him by what creature?
A Satyr
The Minotaur
The Sphinx
A Centaur
34
Which type of persuasive appeal deals with emotions
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
D'artagnon
35
The Prologue reveals a major conflict between
Antigone and Creon
Polynieces and Antigone
Eteocles and Haimon
Ismene and Creon
36
What is a sentry?
a lower class townsperson
a high ranking noble
a guard
A town official
37
"Open unlidded eye of golden day" is a...
Simile
Hyperbole
Stanza
Metaphor
38
Which is NOT a play perfomed in ancient Greece?
Satyr
Romance
Tragedy
Comedy