Part A What inference can be drawn about King Creon's character from Scene 1 of Antigone?

King Creon is incapable of making decisions.

King Creon does not want to be king.

King Creon has no sense of morality.

King Creon values service to the country.
Question 2
Part B

Which quotation from the text best supports the answer in Part A?

"'And death it is; yet money talks, and the wisest
Have sometimes been known to count a few coins too many.'"

"'I swear by God and by the throne of God,
The man who has done this thing shall pay for it!'"

"'That depends on the source. Do you understand me?
A fortune won is often misfortune.'"

"'…Eteocles, who died as a man should die, fighting for his country, is to be buried with full military honors.'"

1. frequently pointless arguments

In the passage, it says, "You're quite incapable of talking seriously...today and every other day." This shows that their arguments are pointless because of the lack of seriousness. We also know this is a frequent occurrence because it says it happens every day.

2. setting

The rhinoceros can not be indicative of the time and place which is the definition of setting.

3. where my cousin attends

An adjectival clause describes a noun. The phrase "where my cousin attends" describes which school the narrator is talking about.

4. earrings

The adjectival clause "that have gold posts" describes which earrings Jill is wearing.

5. subject

The relative pronoun is "who" and it is the subject of "loved teaching".

Its D for both

Explanation:

Read these lines from Scene I from Antigone.

Must you doddering wrecks

Go out of your heads entirely? "The gods!"

What does the word doddering mean?

angering

feeble

welcoming

staggering

Explanation:

the answer is Feeble. hope you guys have a good day, also from k12