Knowledge Level (The recall of specific information):
- Who is Creon's son?
- How does Isemene become involved in Creon's fantasy of judgement?
Comprehension Level (An understanding of what was read):
- Why did Creon's son defend Antigone, and all other women?
- Why didn't Creon accept the advice given to him by his son?
Application Level (The converting of abstract content to concrete situations):
- How does love affect the relationship between Creon and Haemon?
- What sort of bond is shared between Isemene and Antigone?
Analysis (The comparison and contrast of the content to personal experiences):
- Would Haemon's actions be considered an ancient form of chivalry?
- How does Creon show greed, though he resents it by refering to money and rule?
Synthesis (The organization of thoughts, ideas, and information from the content):
- How could Haemon have reworded his speech to appease his father and teach him at the same time?
- Is Antigone going to submit to the sense of morality within the society?
Evaluation (The judgment and evaluation of characters, actions, outcomes, etc…)
- Should Creon be looked upon as the same as Oedipus was in Oedipus Rex?
- Will Isemine reveal another self within her, or is she always compliant with another person's decrees.
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