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Family Feud

1.Antigone’s quiet and timid sister Ismene

2.Ends each scene with a summary or opinion of the past events Chorus

3.The leader of the chorus Choragos

4.In charge of watching Polyneices’ body Sentry

5.Kills herself after her son dies Eurydice

6.A tragic hero that suffers from pride Creon

7.Son of the King Haimon

8.Blind prophet that warns Creon Tiresias

9.Sophocles’ birth place Athens

10.The plays were inspired by these stories The Greek myths

11.In the Greek plays where did the violence take place? Off stage

12.________is dropping hints about what is to come later in the text Foreshadowing

13.Antigone expects to be _____ for burying her brother. honored

14.How does Creon feel about women? He is sexist towards women

15.How do the Gods feel about Creon’s decrees They are angry

16.What final choice does Antigone make in the play? She commits suicide

17.Creon believes that this brother is a traitor Polyneices

18._____ is Antigone’s uncle Creon

19.Who is the author of this play? Sophocles

20.The name of the city where this play takes place Thebes

21.Antigone asks this person to help bury Polyneices Ismene

22.Oedipus killed his _____ and married his _____ Father, Mother

23.Known for her loyalty and bravery Antigone

24.Announces the tragedy at the end of the play The Messenger

26. Name the 4 Greek Concepts (stages) of a hero. Arete, hubris, ate, nemesis

27. What is Creon’s nemesis by the end of the play? His son and wife commit suicide

28. Name at least one background characteristic of a hero. Elevated status, not extremely good or bad

29. According to Aristotle, this characteristic leads to the down fall of our hero. Tragic flaw

30. According to Aristotle a tragedy inspires what two things from the audience? Pity and fear

31. A release of emotion at the end of the play is called_____. catharsis

32. In what type of government did Sophocles live? democracy

32. How many plays of Sophocles have survived over time? 7

33. The opposite of what is said is meant. Verbal irony

34. A character that contrasts the qualities of another character. Foil

35. The audience knows something that the characters do not know. Dramatic irony

36. A person, place, or activity that stands for something else. symbol

37. Blind recklessness Ate

38. Excessive pride hubris

39. Showing excellence arete

40. What is enlightenment in terms of our tragic hero? Our hero realizes his/her tragic flaw and accepts his/her fate.