13. Whose line---"You are a king because of me.

"

TEIRESIAS

23. The sentry reports that

A Argos is preparing another attack

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B someone has buried Polyneices
.
C someone hired mercenaries to fight Creon
.
D Ismene has buried Polyneices
.

21. Creon has declared that

A Eteocles is to be left in the desert and Polyneices thrown into the sea.

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B Antigone will reign in his place while he goes into exile.
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C Eteocles is to be given a funeral with military honor while Polyneices'  body will be left in the desert to rot.
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D Thebes should prepare for war against Argos.
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16. The only thing that man cannot conquer is ____________

DEATH

1. Whose line--"Do not believe that you alone can be right. A man like that, when you know him, turns out empty." 

HAEMON

4. Whose line--"May the dead forgive me, I can do no other. But as I am commanded; to do more is madness."

ISMENE

27. The Sentry has witnessed

A the sisters fighting over the body

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B Zeus standing triumphant over the body
.
C a mysterious dust storm
.
D birds gutted with blood
.
6. Whose line--"Impossible things should not be tried at all."

ISMENE

22. Which of these does Creon praise in his initial speech to the Chorus?
 A compassion
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B loyalty to the State
.
C moderation 
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D humility
.

22. When Antigone asks Ismene for help, Ismene

A agrees to help Antigone but is stopped by a sign from the oracle

.
B agrees to help Antigone but backs out at the last minute
.
C refuses and is successful in dissuading Antigone from the deed
.
D refuses and is unsuccessful in persuading Antigone not to do the deed
.
19. Whose line---"Reverence is a virtue but strength lives in established law."

CHORUS

2. Whose line---"This generation of prophets have always loved gold."

CREON

15. The world has so many wonders but nothing is more wonderful than ___________

MAN

8. Whose line---"This girl is guilty of double insolence, breaking the laws and boasting of it."

CREON

20. Whose line---"Who is the man here, she or I, if this crime goes unpunished"?

CREON

18. At what time of the day is the setting? (one word)

DAWN

10. Whose line---"Ah, the good fortune of kings, licensed to say and do whatever they please."

ANTIGONE

5. Whose line---"I have no strength to break laws that were made for the public good. "

ISMENE

30. What is it that Creon claims all prophets love?

 GOLD

7.  Whose line---"But all your strength is weakness itself against the immortal unrecorded laws of god."

ANTIGONE

25. The Chorus, on first hearing the entry's news, wonders if

A God did it
.
B the ghost of Oedipus did it
.
C Ismene might be trying to overthrow Creon
.
D Antigone did it
.
12. Whose line---"You have no right to trample on God's right."

HAEMON

29. According to Ode 4, who was locked away in a brazen vault?

DANAE

11. Whose line-- "If we must lose, let's lose to a man, at least, is a woman stronger than we?"

CREON

14. What city has "seven gates in a yawning ring"?

THEBES

9. Whose line---"The only crime is pride."

TEIRESIAS

26. Creon tells the sentry that

A he must find the culprit or face execution

.
B he must Thebes in shame
.
C he must offer sacrifices at the altar of Zeus
.
D he will be demoted
.
17. Who is the Greek tragedian behind "Antigone"?

SOPHOCLES

3. Whose line---"We are only women, we cannot fight with men."

ISMENE

28. When brought before Creon, Antigone

A all of the above
.
B defends her action by asserting the supremacy of divine law
.
C defends her stand by threatening a revolution
.
D defends her action by claiming Creon has no claim to the throne
.