Significant Lines in Antigone 5.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? Classical CivilizationAntigoneA2/A-levelAQA Created by: brontsalevelCreated on: 02-02-16 14:05 What is Antigone's first line? "My own flesh and blood - dear sister" 1 of 17 What is Ismene's first line? "Not I, I haven't heard a word, Antigone" 2 of 17 How did Polynices die? "miserably" 3 of 17 What insult does Antigone hurl at Ismene? "coward" 4 of 17 What is the punishment for buring Polynices? "stoning to death inside the city walls" 5 of 17 How does Antigone highlight her own sense of Kleos? "And even if I die in the act, that death will be a glory." 6 of 17 What does Ismene think of Antigone after she has gone offstage? "You are truly dear to the ones who love you" 7 of 17 What is the first line of the Parados? "Glory" 8 of 17 What is Creon's first line? "My countrymen - the ship of state is safe" 9 of 17 How does Creon shoot himself in the foot during his opening speech? "Experience, there's the test" 10 of 17 What line shows the reluctance of the Chorus to follow Creon's demands "The power is yours, I suppose" 11 of 17 Give an example of Dramatic Irony from the Leader that hints to Creon's anagnorisis "Only a fool could be in love with death" 12 of 17 How does Creon feels when the Sentry tells him he has been disregarded? "Choke with anger" 13 of 17 Why does he say that the Sentry had a part in treason? "Money!" 14 of 17 How is Creon's annoyance to the Sentry shown? "Everything you say offends me" 15 of 17 What is the Sentry's report of Antigone's attitude "She stood up to it all, denied nothing" 16 of 17 How does Antigone higlight Creon's hubris? " 17 of 17
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