Question

If you have read one of the following let me know
Antigone the yearling anne frank tom sawyer

Answer 1

i dont know

Answer 2

why didi u block me?

Answer 3

i unblocked u

Answer 4

cause u blocked me

Answer 5

@barbdewysveck1 I have read Antigone, why do you want to know?

Answer 6

if i had some questions do you think you could answer them?

Answer 7

Most likely, I read it a couple months ago but I still remember about all of it I think

Answer 8

r u in 8th grade

Answer 9

lol no, older

Answer 10

11 grade

Answer 11

close, 10

Answer 12

ok here is the first #

Answer 13

....? I'm not seeing anything.....

Answer 14

Which word describes Creon's reaction to Teiresias's accusations?


A.
stubborn


B.
respectful


C.
wise


D.
doubtful

Answer 15

i think its a? @cecormier

Answer 16

idk...give me a min...it's either that or d

Answer 17

r u looking it up

Answer 18

yes, I'm looking at that part and rereading it

Answer 19

I would go with A yes, he's more stubborn and doesn't want to admit that he did something wrong

Answer 20

knext

Answer 21

have u read tom sawyer

Answer 22

nope, the only one I read of the four was Antigone

Answer 23

What is the function of the sentry in Scene I of the play?


A.
to report events that happen away from the stage


B.
to challenge the king's authority


C.
to accept punishment for delivering bad news


D.
to praise Antigone's actions

Answer 24

b?

Answer 25

No, I am trying to decide whether it is a or c....He reports something that doesn't happen on stage, someone sprinkling dirt over the body, but at the same time, that guy thinks he is in serious trouble and will get punished for delivering bad news

Answer 26

ill go with a

Answer 27

Why does the sentry decide, after delivering his unwelcome news, that the Thebans "have seen the last of me here"?


A.
He fears the king's unjust anger.


B.
He must warn the other soldiers to guard Polyneices's body.


C.
He plans to join the enemy's army.


D.
He knows that the criminal has left Thebes.

Answer 28

i think either a or d. what do u think while u think i have to go to the math section really quickly

Answer 29

@cecormier

Answer 30

hello u there

Answer 31

@cecormier

Answer 32

@Jamierox4ev3r

Answer 33

Sorry, it wasn't letting me type, I think it's A

Answer 34

In ancient Greek drama, what did the Chorus do while saying the words of the odes?


A.
persuaded the audience to feel pity and fear


B.
moved in a stately dance across the stage


C.
made a sacrifice to the gods on the stage's altar


D.
provided comic relief from the play's tragic events

Answer 35

@cecormier

Answer 36

sorry I'm thinking.... idk it, so I'm looking this one up

Answer 37

kk

Answer 38

Normally, I don't look stuff up on wikipedia, but I wasn't getting much for resources. If you're good with going with that the answer would be A
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_chorus

Answer 39

What conflict drives much of Creon's behavior?


A.
desire to rule unquestioned versus fear of losing authority


B.
pity for Eteocles versus anger at Polyneices


C.
love of family versus devotion to the gods


D.
respect for the gods' prophet versus respect for the Chorus's wisdom

Answer 40

A his main problem was that he really wanted to rule in a way to make up for the previous rulers wrongs but he did not want to be questioned. It was his way or the highway

Answer 41

so its A

Answer 42

yep

Answer 43

im telling u i love u right now lol

Answer 44

When he first addresses the Chorus of Thebans, why does Creon use the imagery of the "Ship of State"?


A.
to tell the Thebans that he plans to build a great navy


B.
to warn the Thebans that another state plans to attack


C.
to tell the Thebans that a natural disaster has been prophesied


D.
to persuade the Thebans that he will be a strong and resolute leader

Answer 45

@cecormier

Answer 46

idk, I have to look this up because idr when he first addressed them, and it depends on when he addressed him as to what the answer will be

Answer 47

ok let me know which answer u think it is

Answer 48

i think its D

Answer 49

Yes, I finally found it -_- it was at the beginning and yes it is D

Answer 50

Why does Eteocles receive an honorable burial?


A.
His father had made arrangements for his body before his own death.


B.
His sisters found and cared for his body.


C.
He died defending Thebes against enemies.


D.
His treachery against the city was pardoned.

Answer 51

i know this one is C correct?

Answer 52

I think so? it's confusing because it could be D as well. In one of Creons speeches he said that neither brother was in the right so he pardons one of them to prevent an uprising.

Answer 53

ill go with c csue here im putting the link

Answer 54

@barbdewysveck1 remember, you shouldn't post all the questions on one thread. As soon as you have a question answered, give a medal, close the question, and make a new question

Answer 55

I've already answered some of these questions for you before -_-

Answer 56

by the way, I've also read Anne Frank, but it's been a while