Antigone by Sophocles: Scene 3, Ode 3 Answers

Antigone’s tragic flaw causes her to __________.

Which rhetorical appeal relies on the emotions of the recipient?

Creon’s tragic flaw is __________.

Which character relies on the rhetorical appeal of ethos to make an argument?

Read the excerpt below from the play Antigone by Sophocles and answer the question that follows. CREON:We must obeywhatever man the city puts in charge,no matter what the issue—great or small,just or unjust. Which argument does Creon make to defend his decision to arrest and execute Antigone?

The ancient Greek culture believed that __________ caused mortals to fall in love with one another.

Which rhetorical appeal relies on the credibility of the speaker?

Haemon’s argument that Creon’s choice to kill Antigone will result in Creon’s never seeing Antigone again is an example of __________.

Creon’s argument that he is older and wiser than his son is an example of __________.

According to the ancient Greek culture, Aphrodite placed the power of desire in the eyes of __________.