Antigone Pages 96-110 With Essay Component.
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Antigone pages 96-110 with Essay Component. This quiz closes at 5:00PM on 2-25-2013.
- 1.Please view the following slide show write a paragraph explaining each slide. What do you see: scene, characters, etc. http://www.shmoop.com/antigone-sophocles/photo-antigone.html
- 2.Havoc is described as:
- A.
Chaos, state of being destroyed
- B.
Danger, life threaten
- C.
Intense feeling of happiness
- D.
Silly behavior
- 3.Brazen is:
- A.
Chaos
- B.
Great happiness and state of bliss
- C.
Shameless, rude, proud
- D.
Wave in threaten way
- 4.Absurdity is:
- A.
Extreme happiness
- B.
Not intelligent
- C.
Out of mind, don't know what's true
- D.
Silly behaviors
- 5.What is described as undeviating?
- A.
Not clear, not understandable
- B.
Direct, straight
- C.
Rude, unrespectful
- D.
Helpful, kind
- 6.Which of the following are NOT synonyms--choose only one answer.
- A.
Reverence and reverend
- B.
Kinsmen and akin
- C.
Decree and proclamation
- D.
Rapture and ecstatic
- E.
Staunch and insolence
- 7.What does the verb wrangle mean?
- A.
To make a hole
- B.
Become mad and fierce
- C.
Choke or strangle
- D.
Move in a uncomfortable way
- 8.Which of the following are examples of a regime--choose only one answer.
- A.
Ecosystem, earth
- B.
Pope, king, warrior, peasants
- C.
Cell, tissue, organ, system
- D.
U.S, China, Africa, Russia
- 9.Rampant is what part of speech:
- A.
Verb
- B.
Adjective
- C.
Noun
- 10.Who is a culprit?
- A.
An new born child
- B.
A man who murdered his family
- C.
An artist who design a new sculpture
- D.
The elders in the family
- 11.An instigator is someone who?
- A.
Starts fire
- B.
Helps another
- C.
Fixes engines
- D.
Starts trouble
- 12.What is a soliloquy?
- A.
Long speech in which characters, on stage alone, reveal inner thoughts aloud
- B.
Words spoken by characters directly to the audience
- C.
Conversation between two characters
- D.
Plot line of the play
- 13.What is an aside?
- A.
Long speech in which characters, on stage alone, reveal inner thoughts aloud
- B.
Words spoken by characters directly to the audience
- C.
Conversation between two characters
- D.
Plot line of the play
- 14.Essay question worth 20 points added to the 50 points for this test. Write an essay with five paragraphs explaining how Antigone stood-up for her rights despite her tragic ending? Reference other people in history, who also stood up for their rights, despite whatever tragic ending may take place. 1. Start off with a quote. 2. Paragraph one-introduction regarding Antigone and Greek Tragedies (look up information using Wikipedia.org). 2A. Thesis statement: In the next paragraphs, I will discuss_____________, ______________, and ______________. After filling in your three blanks: 3. Paragraph two-first blank. 4. Paragraph three-second blank. 5. Paragraph four-third blank. 6. Paragraph five-conclusion. 7. Paragraph 5-conclusion.
- 15.
![Describe in your own words the two paintings attached [two paragraphs]--what do you see--how does each of these portraits depict Antigone?
If you are unable to see images below, go to website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antigone
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Describe in your own words the two paintings attached [two paragraphs]--what do you see--how does each of these portraits depict Antigone? If you are unable to see images below, go to website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antigone - 16.Watch the video on Greece: http://www.history.com/topics/ancient-greece/videos#the-acropolis-deconstructed write a paragraph on what you saw.
![Describe in your own words the two paintings attached [two paragraphs]--what do you see--how does each of these portraits depict Antigone?
If you are unable to see images below, go to website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antigone
- ProProfs](/quiz-school/user_upload/ckeditor/Oedipe_et_Antigone_by_Johann_Peter_Krafft_(1809)(1).png "Describe in your own words the two paintings attached [two paragraphs]--what do you see--how does each of these portraits depict Antigone?
If you are unable to see images below, go to website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antigone")
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