1. in the second episode, of what has creon been accused?

a. conspiring to overthrow the king
b. cheating teiresias
c. betraying jocasta
d. being a quack and a fraud

2. read the following passage and answer the question.

perhaps he charged you
spurred on by the rash power of his rage,
rather than in his mind’s true judgment.

what do the words rash power suggest about oedipus’s anger?

a. that it's irrational and uncontrollable
b. that it's rational and controllable
c. that it's beyond reason and controllable
d. that it's reasonable and uncontrollable

3. despite oedipus’s shortcomings, what can we infer from his desire to find laius’s murderer?

a that he is easily embarrassed
b that he believes in justice
c that he is a meddler
d that he knows who the murderer is

4. read the following passage and answer the question.

perhaps he charged you
spurred on by the rash power of his rage,
rather than in his mind’s true judgment.

sophocles choose the word rage instead of anger because of rage

a has a more violent and extreme connotation
b has a more mellow connotation
c suggests something is in fashion
d suggests something fun

5. what is creon’s response to oedipus’s accusations?

a he becomes angry
b he gathers an army
c he tries to explain
d he runs away