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Test Review for Oedipus Rex

Test Review for Oedipus Rex. Please get out a sheet of paper and number it 1-20. Quote Recognition Character Identification. Oedipus Jocasta Creon The chorus Choragos. List of Characters. Teiresias The old shepherd The messenger from Corinth The priest.

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Test Review for Oedipus Rex

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  1. Test Review for Oedipus Rex Please get out a sheet of paper and number it 1-20. Quote Recognition Character Identification

  2. Oedipus Jocasta Creon The chorus Choragos List of Characters • Teiresias • The old shepherd • The messenger from Corinth • The priest

  3. Quotes: Who am I? • You shall see how I stand by you, and should, to avenge the city and the city’s god and not as though it went for some distant friend, but for my sake, to be rid of evil. • Oedipus

  4. Quotes: Who am I? • How dreadful knowledge of the truth cn be when there’s no help in truth. • Teiresias

  5. Quotes: Who am I? • How could I desire a scepter more than what is now mine – untroubled influence? • Creon

  6. Quotes: Who am I? • Judgments too quickly formed are dangerous. • Choragos

  7. Quotes: Who am I? • From now on, where oracles are concerned, I would not waste a second thought on any. • Jocasta

  8. Quotes: Who am I? • Their hearts no longer know Apollo, and reverence for the gods has died away. • Teiresias

  9. Quotes: Who am I? • You do wrong when you take good men for bad, bad men for good. A true friend thrown aside – why,life itself is not more precious! • Creon

  10. Quotes: Who am I? • Ah, miserable! That is the only word I have for you now. That is the only word I can ever have. • Oedipus

  11. Quotes: Who am I? • Oedipus, damned in his birth, in his marriage damned, Damned in the blood he shed with his own hand. • Oedipus

  12. Quotes: Who am I? • Let every man in mankind’s frailty consider his last day; and let none presume on his good fortune until he find Life, at his death, a memory without pain. • Choragos

  13. Quotes: Who am I? • I will tell you: Long ago he had you from my hands, as a gift…I cut the bonds that tied your ankles together. • Messenger from Corinth

  14. Quotes: Who am I? • If you must be told, then…they said it was Laios’ child; but it is your wife who can tell you about that. • shepherd

  15. Quotes: Who am I? • O Oedipus, most royal one! The great door that expelled you to the light gave at night – ah, gave night to your glory: as to the father, to the fathering son. • chorus

  16. Quotes: Who am I? • Oh fearful act! What god was it drove you to rake black night across your eyes? • Choragos

  17. Quotes: Who am I? • Think no longer that you are in command here, but rather think how, when you were, you served your own destruction. • Creon

  18. Quotes: Who am I? • Great, Oedipus, O powerful King of Thebes! You see how all the ages of our people cling to your altar steps: here are the boys who can barely stand alone, and here are priests by weight of age, as I am a priest of God, ……. • priest

  19. Quotes: Who am I? • My lord: long ago Laios was our king, before you came to govern us…he was murdered; and Apollo commands us now to take revenge upon whoever killed him. • Creon

  20. Quotes: Who am I? • A lord clairvoyant to the lord Apollo, as we all know, is the skilled Teiresias. One might learn much about this from him, Oedipus. • Choragos

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