There will be two parts, Short Answer (Closed Book) and Essay (Open Book)

• Literary Terms (i.e. What is Dramatic Irony?)

• Important Plot Aspects (Why does Enkidu die?)

• Other Statement of Ideas (What does Aristotle say the difference is between a simple and a complex plot?)

• Keep in mind the importance of Quote Incorporation, which can be described as a three-step process:
• Introduce--Present Accurately--Explain

Here's an example, using a quote from page 278 of Oedipus:

Oedipus describes the prophecy that frightened him:  "'I was fated to lie with my mother, / and show to daylight an accursed breed / which men would not endure'" (865-67).  In addition to suggesting the importance of  the gods, this prophecy does in fact foreshadow the fate of which Oedipus is afraid.

*Notice how I introduced the quote, presented and cited the quote accurately, then explained its significance.
I also used a slash (/) to designate a line break. You must do that with poems and plays (anything that has line numbers next to it). Also notice how I placed line numbers in parentheses rather than page number. Again, do this with poems and plays. With long poems, such as The Iliad, which has Book numbers, include them: (2.134-36). This quote would have come from Book 2, lines 134 to 136.  Also use proper format with more than four lines of quoted material, whether prose or poetry: Indent, etc..