Antigone Scene 1

An artistic representation of Antigone standing before the unburied figure of Polynices, with Creon in the background, capturing themes of defiance and duty.

Antigone Scene 1 Quiz

Test your knowledge and understanding of Scene 1 from Antigone! This quiz delves into key themes, character development, and significant events of the play.

Explore why Creon forbids Polynices' burial.
Assess character motivations and their significance.
Analyze differing perspectives on law and family.

9 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ReflectiveShadow27

Why did Creon not want Polynices buried?

It went against their religion

Polynices asked not to be buried

Polynices did not deserve to be buried in Creon's eyes

Creon did not have time or money to bury him

Who are the characters in scene 1 and what are their significance?

The choir revealed Antigone as the one to bury Polynices.

How do the men look at death? Do they look at it the same or differently?

How has Creon developed as a character? Select one or more.

Family is more important to be behind than the law is a theme of Scene 1.

Select all the answers that describe how the Sentinel described the burial scene to Creon.

What is the main problem in this scene?

What do the people think about Creon's law?

He is crazy

Polynices deserved to not be buried

Creon made the right choice by having him not buried

The person that buried Polynices should be praised

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