Antigone Scene 1 Quiz

Who is the main character in Antigone Scene 1?

• Haemon

• Creon

• Antigone

• Ismene

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What is the conflict between Antigone and Creon in Scene 1?

• The inheritance of the throne

• The burial of Polynices

• The marriage of Antigone

• The division of the kingdom

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Which theme is explored in Antigone Scene 1?

• The importance of family ties in ancient Greece

• The dangers of defying the gods

• The benefits of obedience to authority

• Conflict between individual conscience and state law

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What does the character of Antigone symbolize in Scene 1?

• Obedience to authority and conformity

• Acceptance of societal norms and values

• Rebellion against unjust laws and the struggle for individual freedom.

• Indifference towards social issues and injustice

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What is the significance of the opening scene in Antigone?

• It introduces the main protagonist and antagonist.

• It sets the tone for the play and introduces key themes and conflicts.

• It provides background information about the characters.

• It foreshadows the tragic events that will unfold.

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Who is Creon in Antigone Scene 1?

• The father of Antigone

• A soldier in the Theban army

• A philosopher from Athens

• The king of Thebes

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What is the conflict between Antigone and Ismene in Scene 1?

• The conflict is about whether or not to bury their brother Polynices.

• The conflict is about which one of them is the rightful heir to the throne.

• The conflict is about who gets to inherit their father's estate.

• The conflict is about whether or not to marry the same man.

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Which theme is NOT explored in Antigone Scene 1?

• Family

• Power

• Justice

• Love

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What does the character of Ismene symbolize in Scene 1?

• Ismene symbolizes the role of men in ancient Greek society.

• Ismene symbolizes the decline of traditional values in ancient Greek society.

• Ismene symbolizes the rise of feminism in ancient Greek society.

• Ismene symbolizes the traditional role of women in ancient Greek society.

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What is the significance of the chorus in the opening scene?

• To introduce the main characters of the play.

• To provide background information and set the tone for the play.

• To explain the historical context of the play.

• To provide comic relief in the opening scene.

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