Antigone, Greek Drama, S2 Exam Review

He was told he would not be king, but that his son's would be.

When Creon says it's better to be outcast - than "have it said a woman worsted us." he means:

Creon is a tragic hero because:

The TONE of a literary work is

Antigone is very stubborn - as a tragic hero this is her:

We achieve catharsis in Macbeth when:

Creon has become king at the start of Antigone, because:

Thinking of Antigone and Ismene - which is the more traditional Greek woman?

Who does Creon say must be "unwept, unsepulchred" and that none can bewail or bury?

"of our two brothers were bereft, who died both in one day, each by the others' hand" -

When Creon decides to entomb Antigone - he changes his fortune - this is the:

A 12-15 man group of actors - that sang odes in Greek plays, was called the ___?

In Greek drama, the chorus did all of these EXCEPT?

If Polynices is a "dainty prize for fowl that watch, gloating upon their prey." it means:

Tiresias warns Creon that:

At the beginning of Macbeth - he felt that Duncan:

In Greek cities like Athens, women were:

After learning that Antigone buried Polynices (and that she isn't sorry), Creon:

Peripeteia occurs for Macbeth when:

Why did Creon believe Eteocles to be a hero?

It is thought that Greek drama began as a celebration to which god?

By describing how Thebans see Antigone, Haemon:

Of this group - he was the only comedic writer!

Who wasn't DEAD at the end of Macbeth?

"Obedience is due to the state's officer in small and great, just and unjust commandments,"

Which of the following did NOT occur to Antigone's family?

All violence in Greek plays had to:

Why does Creon change his mind about killing Antigone?

In Antigone the Chorus represented the Senate of Thebes, and the Senator:

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As Antigone begins to stand her ground - the chorus compares her to her:

When asked to help bury her brother, Ismene: (answer all that apply)

Which of these IS TRUE!

consider how miserably/ we too shall perish, if despite the law we traverse the power of kings

Antigone and Creon share similar flaws - they are both:

A naughty play that occurred at the end of the festival was called a:

This was the 1st actor (we think) - the first man to step away from the chorus and act alone.

The Chorus in a Greek play represents the:

When Creon refuses to allow the burial of Polynices:

How did we first learn of Macbeth in the play?

The son of Duncan, he mounts an army to retake this throne!

___, the author of our play introduced a 3rd actor to the stage.

Which of Antigone's brothers did Creon bury - thinking him a hero?

Which of these characters DID NOT commit suicide?

If I won a drama competition - I would get the honor of:

Which of these IS NOT a method by which we have learned about Greek drama?

A tragedy is a story that:

a sepulcher is a:

The three major tragic writers of Greece were from the city-state of:

She magnifies Macbeth's ambition and pushes him to kill Duncan!

Committed suicide in Macbeth?

If I sponsor a writer - give him money so he has time to write, then I am his ___?

At the beginning of Macbeth -

In comparison, Macbeth's tragic flaw is his:

This work by Aristotle - described Greek Tragedy - it was called the:

He kills Macbeth at the end of the play to avenge his family!

Creon worries that anarchy might ruin the state, anarchy is:

Putting the witches in Macbeth - was probably Shakespeare paying homage to:

"we must remember we are women born, unapt to cope with men, being ruled by mightier than us"

The decision to bury Antigone alive, only comes after Creon:

Who brings Creon the news that Polynices has been buried?

At the beginning of Antigone, the Chorus seems to agree with Creon that Polynices is a traitor.

Who does Creon blame for the burial of Polynices?

Ambition is one of the most common flaws seen in Greek tragedy - and is called:

A satyr is a mythic half man, half __ creature!