Basic Facts Flashcards

1
Q

What is the name of Ajax’s concubine?

A

Tecmessa

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2
Q

What is the name of the half-brother of Ajax?

A

Teucer

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3
Q

Who are the sons of Atreus?

A

Menelaus and Agamemnon

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4
Q

Who don’t want to bury Ajax properly?

A

Menelaus and Agamemnon

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5
Q

Before he commits suicide, what does Ajax call for?

A

Vengeance against sons of Atreus and whole Greek army

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6
Q

What does Ajax tell Tecmessa he is going to do?

A

Purify himself and bury Hector’s sword

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7
Q

What does Ajax give his son before he leaves?

A

His shield

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8
Q

Who discovers Ajax’s body?

A

Tecmessa

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9
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What does Menelaus order to be done with Ajax’s body?

A

He orders it not to be moved

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10
Q

Who convinces sons of Atreus to bury him properly?

A

Teucer

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11
Q

How does Teucer convince sons of Atreus to bury his body?

A

He says even your enemies deserve dignity in death.

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12
Q

Who wrote Ajax?

A

Sophocles

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13
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Which of Sophocles’ other plays was written at the same time as Ajax?

A

Antigone

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14
Q

Who are the chorus in Ajax?

A

Sailors from Salamis

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15
Q

Which goddess speaks to Ajax?

A

Athena

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16
Q

What does Athena do?

A

Tricks him into thinking cattle/herdsmen are actually Greek spoils