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Antigone & Creon: Compare & Contrast

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In the play Antigone, Antigone can be characterized as loyal because _____.

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Antigone & Creon: Compare & Contrast Worksheet

1. In the play Antigone, Creon can be characterized as loyal because _____.

2. In the play Antigone, the characters Antigone and Creon are similar because _____.

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

Sometimes people with strong personalities find it difficult to get along with each other despite what they have in common, or perhaps because of it. On this quiz and worksheet combination you will answer test questions about the characteristics Antigone and Creon share and the ones in which they differ.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

Quiz questions include:

  • Why Antigone and Creon could both be called loyal
  • How they are similar
  • What makes them different from each other

Skills Practiced

  • Knowledge application - use your knowledge of Antigone to define the unifying trait that binds both of these characters
  • Interpreting information - verify that you can read and correctly interpret information about how each of these characters displays loyalty
  • Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding the characteristics that they have in common

Additional Learning

For more information on these characters, study the lesson titled Antigone & Creon: Compare & Contrast. You should meet these objectives when you finish:

  • Explain why Polyneices and Eteocles went to war
  • Name the character to whom Antigone is engaged
  • Identify the seer in the play
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