Antigone Test

Front

Who is the character that believes one must always yield to the laws of society?

Back

Creon

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What higher authority does Antigone believe in when defying Creon's decree?

Back

God’s laws are higher than a man’s.

Front

What is the definition of hubris in the context of Greek tragedy?

Back

Excessive pride.

Front

Who is the playwright of the tragedy 'Antigone'?

Back

Sophocles.

Front

What does Antigone believe will be the consequence of her actions?

Back

She believes she might be punished.

Front

What is the central conflict in 'Antigone'?

Back

The conflict between individual moral duty and state law.

Front

What does Antigone's defiance represent in the play?

Back

The struggle for personal ethics against societal rules.

Front

What role does fate play in 'Antigone'?

Back

Fate is a driving force that determines the characters' outcomes.

Front

How does Creon's character embody the theme of power?

Back

Creon represents the dangers of absolute power and its impact on justice.

Front

What is the significance of family loyalty in 'Antigone'?

Back

Family loyalty drives Antigone's actions and decisions.