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100

She follows the gender rules set by the society of thebes. 

Who is Ismene?

100

The author of the play

Who is Sophocles?

100

Aristotle called excessive pride this...

What is Hubris?

100

Who says,  "I am not afraid of the danger, if it means death, it will not be the worst of deaths--death without honor"

Find out for yourself!

100

This means the overcoming of the normal limitations imposed by the human condition, whether temporarily or abidingly

What is transcendence? 

200

She puts loyalty to family first

Who is Antigone?

200

The philosopher who was alive during Sophocles time and came up with rules for a tragedy. 

Who is Aristotle?

200

A fatal flaw that causes destruction.  

What is hamartia?

200

This is the moment when the tragic hero realizes that there is no going back to the way things were.  

What is Peripeteia? 

300

He believes the power lies in the people. 

Who is Haimon? 

300

The philosopher who said Aristotle was wrong.  That tragedy is about right against right.

Who is Hegel?

300

What is Creon's hamartia?

Decide for yourself!

300

This is the feeling that the reader feels even though they are only watching or reading. 

Catharsis

400

The Father of Antigone

Who is Oedipus?

400
He gouged his eyes out with toga pins

Who is Oedipus?

400

What is Antigone's hamartia?

Decide for yourself

400

What is the moment when the tragic hero realizes he created his own problems.

What is Anagnorisis?

500

The blind profit 

Who is Teiresias? 

500

He says,  "All men make mistakes, but a good man yields when he knows his course is wrong, and repairs the evil. The only crime is pride."

Look it up yourself! 

500

Who misreads Haimon's threat of suicide? 

Creon

500

Someone who disobeys the laws of the land 

What is an anarchist?

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