Question

if uve read one of these books and u would be able to help me without looking the questions up please tell me which of these u have read!
Anne Frank Antigone The Yearling

Answer 1

I have read part of Anne Frank

Answer 2

@jane11509 @tanya123 @

Answer 3

Never read them sorry hun :/

Answer 4

I have read Antigone and Anne Frank but not The Yearling

Answer 5

If you need my help I can try :)

Answer 6

which have u read

Answer 7

@thecoolesthylian r u in k12

Answer 8

Yes :), and I've read both Anne Frank and Antigone.

Answer 9

r u in 8th grade

Answer 10

Yes, are you as well?

Answer 11

yep what state

Answer 12

California, Sonoma

Answer 13

im California la

Answer 14

cool :)

Answer 15

Do you need help?

Answer 16

so were u able to master the antigone test?

Answer 17

Yes, I got 100%

Answer 18

can i get ur help with that first

Answer 19

ok

Answer 20

Which word describes Antigone's attitude as she faces death?


A.
defiant


B.
regretful


C.
frightened


D.
joyful

Answer 21

u there?

Answer 22

Think about it she wasn't regretful or frightened

Answer 23

What did she think about dying for her cause?

Answer 24

a?

Answer 25

That's what I would answer

Answer 26

is that what u answered

Answer 27

yes

Answer 28

so do u have ur old test up

Answer 29

No, but I can pull it up if you would like.

Answer 30

yes plz

Answer 31

ok

Answer 32

defiant is correct

Answer 33

what question do u have for #2

Answer 34

Though the sentry and the messenger are minor characters in the play, what important function do they fulfill?

A.
They carry out the king's orders while offstage.

B.
They inform major characters of events that happen offstage.

C.
They criticize the king's orders offstage.

D.
They commit acts of dramatic violence offstage.

Answer 35

what did u get

Answer 36

this

Answer 37

this is my last chance to take it and my teacher said to get help

Answer 38

i have till 3:45 to complete it

Answer 39

Well, I feel bad about just giving you the answers, so can you narrow it down before I tell you?

Answer 40

please can u just give them to me if u want when ur done i can just keep opening quesions and give u as many medals as u want

Answer 41

ppppppplllllllllleeeeeeeaaaaaaassssssseeeeeee

Answer 42

oh, I didn't know, it's b

Answer 43

sorry about your situation

Answer 44

whats ur 3rd question

Answer 45

you don't have to give me medals

Answer 46

Why does Eurydice use her final words to pronounce a curse?

A.
to punish Creon for the suffering he has caused

B.
to bring bad luck to the people of Thebes

C.
to destroy the household of Oedipus

D.
to make Antigone pay for her crimes

Answer 47

lol but i will

Answer 48

so whats the answer

Answer 49

a

Answer 50

thx next plz

Answer 51

@thecoolesthylian

Answer 52

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

A.
moved in a stately dance across the stage

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

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

D.
persuaded the audience to feel pity and fear

Answer 53

a

Answer 54

What conflict drives much of Creon's behavior?

A.
love of family versus devotion to the gods

B.
pity for Eteocles versus anger at Polyneices

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

D.
desire to rule unquestioned versus fear of losing authority

d

Answer 55

What is the role of the Choragos in the play?


A.
to speak to other characters as a representative of the Chorus


B.
to address the audience members directly on behalf of the Chorus


C.
to provide a perspective that contrasts the Chorus's comments


D.
to lead the other members of the Chorus through the dance

Answer 56

I don't think I have that one but I believe the answer is b

Answer 57

What conflict motivates Antigone's actions?


A.
state versus rival state


B.
obedience to human law versus obedience to divine law


C.
loyalty to family versus loyalty to state


D.
desire for individual freedom versus service to the good of the state

Answer 58

@thecoolesthylian

Answer 59

I would say c, have you read the book?

Answer 60

wait no b

Answer 61

b is it sorry

Answer 62

thx

Answer 63

Read the lines from Ode II:

". . . damnation rises behind each child

Like a wave cresting out of the black northeast,

When the long darkness under sea roars up

And burst drumming death upon the windwhipped sand."

What truth about Antigone and her siblings does the imagery of these lines convey?



A.
They are doomed to die during a storm at sea, yet they must travel by sea.


B.
Creon's task is to carry out the will of the gods against them.


C.


Oedipus's death has led to argument and strife among his children.


D.
Fate has cursed them along with their whole family, and they cannot escape.

Answer 64

@thecoolesthylian

Answer 65

I would say c let me check if I have it on my test

Answer 66

kk hurry lol

Answer 67

I don't have it on my test but yeah c seems to make the most sense

Answer 68

Have you read the book?

Answer 69

yep i just am having so much trouble and im stressing out

Answer 70

@thecoolesthylian

Answer 71

thats ok it's not that hard because it's a greek play there are usually main themes running through that you can follow pretty easily

Answer 72

any more questions

Answer 73

i hope i can help get a better score

Answer 74

Why doesn't Polyneices receive an honorable burial?


A.
It would go against the wishes of the Thebans.


B.
It would go against the desires of the king.


C.
It would go against the loyalty of the soldiers.


D.
It would go against the will of the gods.

Answer 75

Did you finish @barbdewysveck1?

Answer 76

@thecoolesthylian

Answer 77

So, did you finish the test?

Answer 78

b

Answer 79

As he is led into the building at the end of the play, on what does Creon blame his suffering?


A.
on a god that has "driven me headlong" toward doom


B.


on his fear of anarchy and "crimes kept in the dark"


C.


on the curse that affects Oedipus's house "generation after generation"


D.


on a prophet who speaks of a house "full of men and women weeping"

Answer 80

@thecoolesthylian

Answer 81

A, sorry I was checking if it was on my test.

Answer 82

In ancient Greek drama, what is a catharsis?


A.
a speech that explains events that happened before the action of the play


B.
a group of actors who comment on the action of the play


C.
an altar on stage where sacrifices to the gods are made


D.
a cleansing of negative urges and emotions

Answer 83

@thecoolesthylian

Answer 84

I think D let me check

Answer 85

yeah, D

Answer 86

In what way is Ismene a character foil to Antigone?


A.
Ismene's compassion highlights Antigone's unloving nature.


B.
Ismene's wisdom highlights Antigone's foolishness.


C.
Ismene's fearfulness highlights Antigone's boldness.


D.
Ismene's sorrow highlights Antigone's optimistic nature.

Answer 87

C

Answer 88

Why does Antigone go willingly into the cave where she will die?


A.
She wants to please the gods by continuing to obey them.


B.
She hopes to get out of her engagement to Haimon.


C.
She wants to prove that Creon's law is wrong.


D.
She knows that the guards are watching her closely.

Answer 89

A

Answer 90

What event marks the climax of the play?


A.
Eurydice's reaction to the messenger's news


B.
Ismene's pardoning


C.
the death of Haimon


D.
the discovery of the dead Antigone

Answer 91

@thecoolesthylian

Answer 92

A this isn't on my test but I'm pretty sure it's A

Answer 93

Read the lines that the Chorus speaks after Antigone enters the cavern:

"O child, child,
No power in wealth or war
Or tough sea-blackened ships
Can prevail against untiring Destiny!"

What kind of figurative language does Sophocles use in these lines?



A.
overstatement, to exaggerate the power of Destiny over the lives of people


B.
repetition, to liken Destiny to a child who has little influence over his life


C.
metaphor, to compare Destiny to a person going on a sea voyage


D.
personification, to present Destiny as a strong enemy @thecoolesthylian

Answer 94

@thecoolesthylian

Answer 95

I am not sure about this one but I think A

Answer 96

Which word best describes Creon as he approaches his son in the cavern?


A.
hopeful


B.
proud


C.
exhausted


D.
repentant