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Jeopardy About the Author It’s a tragedy Greek Theater Antigone & Her family Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final.

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2 Jeopardy About the Author It’s a tragedy Greek Theater Antigone & Her family Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

3 $100 Question from H1 He was the author of Oedipus Rex, Oedipus at Colonus, and Antigone.

4 $100 Answer from H1 Who was Sophocles?

5 $200 Question from H1 This is the number of Sophocles’ plays that exist today out of a total of more than 100

6 $200 Answer from H1 What is 7?

7 $300 Question from H1 It was the “Golden Age” in ancient Greece

8 $300 Answer from H1 What is the nickname of the time period when Sophocles wrote his plays?

9 $400 Question from H1 This was Sophocles’ age when he won his first Drama competition

10 $400 Answer from H1 What is 28?

11 $500 Question from H1 This was the number of actors Sophocles had in the cast of his plays

12 $500 Answer from H1 What is 3?

13 $100 Question from H2 This civilization made tragedy into an art

14 $100 Answer from H2 Who were the Greeks?

15 $200 Question from H2 Causes the downfall or destruction of the tragic hero in a Greek tragedy

16 $200 Answer from H2 What is tragic flaw or hamartia?

17 $300 Question from H2 Pity and fear, wonder and awe

18 $300 Answer from H2 What are the emotions aroused by tragedy?

19 $400 Question from H2 A teacher to Sophocles who had specific ideas about tragedy.

20 $400 Answer from H2 Who is Aristotle?

21 $500 Question from H2 An emotional release

22 $500 Answer from H2 What is a catharsis?

23 $100 Question from H3 This city was where tragedies were produced as part of a religious festival

24 $100 Answer from H3 What is Athens?

25 $200 Question from H3 The part of a Greek play usually chanted (or sung) in unison

26 $200 Answer from H3 What is the choral ode?

27 $300 Question from H3 Masks with built-in megaphones and platform shoes

28 $300 Answer from H3 What did actors in a Greek tragedy wear?

29 $400 Question from H3 A group of actors that moved and sang together, acting as one character

30 $400 Answer from H3 Who was the Chorus?

31 $500 Question from H3 The Greek word for actor.

32 $500 Answer from H3 What is hypocrite?

33 $100 Question from H4 The other two plays in the series with Antigone

34 $100 Answer from H4 What are Oedipus Rex and Oedipus at Colonius?

35 $200 Question from H4 The King and Queen of Thebes

36 $200 Answer from H4 Who were the parents of Oedipus?

37 $300 Question from H4 “ Your son will kill his father and marry his own mother.”

38 $300 Answer from H4 What is the prophecy given to the king and queen of Thebes?

39 $400 Question from H4 Both mother and wife of Oedipus

40 $400 Answer from H4 Who is Jocasta?

41 $500 Question from H4 The decree of Creon that begins the action of the play

42 $500 Answer from H4 What is bury Eteocles but not Polyneices?

43 $100 Question from H5 Was asked to help bury Polyneices

44 $100 Answer from H5 Who is Ismene?

45 $200 Question from H5 Haemon and Eurydice both die

46 $200 Answer from H5 What is Creon’s punishment from the gods?

47 $300 Question from H5 Argues to Creon that the people think he is being too harsh on Antigone

48 $300 Answer from H5 Who is Haemon?

49 $400 Question from H5 Insists on following the laws of the gods

50 $400 Answer from H5 Who is Antigone?

51 $500 Question from H5 A hymn appealing to the gods for assistance

52 $500 Answer from H5 What is the paean?

53 Final Jeopardy Originating from Greek mythology, “Strength and life arise from destruction.”

54 Final Jeopardy Answer What is the legend of the phoenix?

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