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Greek Theatre
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Subjects
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performing-arts
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history
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Who hired the actors?
ode
Actors were hired by the state.
herema
choregos
2. Contest
agon
skene
Aerema
prologue - parados - episode - ode - exodus - epilogue
3. Used to wheel in something like a dead body
hamartia
1. Transition between acts 2. reminded us of the past 3. warned us of the future 4. to give advice 5. ethical framework of the gods 6. sets the mood 7. reflect public opinion 8. ideal audience 9. poet's persona 10. lyric poetry 11. take part in the a
ekeclema
mimesis
4. Song that the chorus sings
exodus
ode
hamartia
Aeschylus
5. Crane- where deus ex machina comes from
Aerema
hemateon
skene
time- only takes place in 24 hours - action- one story with beginning - middle - end place- only takes place in one place
6. Where the audience sat
teatron
Sophocles
tragedy
episodes
7. Festivals- one in spring - one in fall- songs and plays dedicated to Dionysis
hubris
skene
Dionysia
periactoi
8. Building where props were kept
skene
A celebration in which plays were judged. 3 tragedies and 1 satyr play were usually chosen and then performed. This lasted 6 days.
cauducus
'A tragedy then - is an imitation that is complete in itself serious - of a certain magnitude - in a language embellished with each kind of artistry...cast in the form of drama - not narrative - accomplishing through incidents arousing pity and fear
9. First Greek word for actor
skene
hypokrite
Actors were hired by the state.
skene
10. Pillars
mimesis
anagnorisis
periactoi
aegis
11. Staff
skene
kothornoi
choryphaeus
cauducus
12. Excessive pride - thinking that you can change your own destiny
hubris
1. Transition between acts 2. reminded us of the past 3. warned us of the future 4. to give advice 5. ethical framework of the gods 6. sets the mood 7. reflect public opinion 8. ideal audience 9. poet's persona 10. lyric poetry 11. take part in the a
periactoi
hematon
13. Platform
orchestra
herema
Aeschylus
ekeclema
14. The producer of the play - payed for the chorus
thymele
choregos
kothornoi
hemateon
15. Festivals- one in spring - one in fall- songs and plays dedicated to Dionysis
Dionysia
Aerema
hamartia
kothornoi
16. Stage
parados
proskene
catharsis
parados
17. Cloak
hematon
herema
Thespis
prologue - parados - episode - ode - exodus - epilogue
18. Cloak
hematon
hamartia
peripeteia
chiton
19. Pillars
ekeclema
choregos
skene
periactoi
20. Area between the stage where chorus comes
hypokrite
parados
prologue - parados - episode - ode - exodus - epilogue
Dionysia
21. Purging - cleansing of bad things
1. 'Better than we are' 2. cannot be common or ordinary 3. must act noble 4. must act and choose 5. they are not perfect - must have faults 6. peripeteia- sudden reversal - a fall 7. hamartia
catharsis
proskene
choregos
22. Who hired the actors?
tragedy
Actors were hired by the state.
teatron
catharsis
23. What are the qualities of a tragic hero?
24. Songs of Dionysus
aegis
hematon
parados
dithyramb
25. The producer of the play - payed for the chorus
'A tragedy then - is an imitation that is complete in itself serious - of a certain magnitude - in a language embellished with each kind of artistry...cast in the form of drama - not narrative - accomplishing through incidents arousing pity and fear
hypokrite
choregos
herema
26. What are the functions of the chorus?
27. Opposing viewpoints or two parts of an argument
Aerema
exodus
ekeclema
strophe and antistrophe
28. Cloaks
agon
hemateon
periactoi
1. Transition between acts 2. reminded us of the past 3. warned us of the future 4. to give advice 5. ethical framework of the gods 6. sets the mood 7. reflect public opinion 8. ideal audience 9. poet's persona 10. lyric poetry 11. take part in the a
29. Song that the chorus sings
ode
hubris
tragedy
teatron
30. Cloaks
hamartia
time- only takes place in 24 hours - action- one story with beginning - middle - end place- only takes place in one place
hemateon
periactoi
31. Leader of the chorus
choryphaeus
ekeclema
periactoi
aegis
32. Dancing place for chorus
teatron
anagnorisis
orchestra
ekeclema
33. Self revelation - self knowledge
anagnorisis
episodes
peripeteia
herema
34. 'copying' applied to arts- mimicking of real life
anagnorisis
1. Transition between acts 2. reminded us of the past 3. warned us of the future 4. to give advice 5. ethical framework of the gods 6. sets the mood 7. reflect public opinion 8. ideal audience 9. poet's persona 10. lyric poetry 11. take part in the a
mimesis
proskene
35. Purging - cleansing of bad things
catharsis
Actors were hired by the state.
chiton
Thespis
36. Greatest of all the playwrights - third actor - added three members to the chorus
Thespis
Thespis
orchestra
Sophocles
37. Excessive pride - thinking that you can change your own destiny
Actors were hired by the state.
hubris
prologue - parados - episode - ode - exodus - epilogue
choregos
38. Opposing viewpoints or two parts of an argument
herema
Euripides
strophe and antistrophe
hematon
39. Last ode
hubris
cauducus
periactoi
exodus
40. Crane- where deus ex machina comes from
'A tragedy then - is an imitation that is complete in itself serious - of a certain magnitude - in a language embellished with each kind of artistry...cast in the form of drama - not narrative - accomplishing through incidents arousing pity and fear
Aerema
'A tragedy then - is an imitation that is complete in itself serious - of a certain magnitude - in a language embellished with each kind of artistry...cast in the form of drama - not narrative - accomplishing through incidents arousing pity and fear
thymele
41. Songs of Dionysus
hypokrite
dithyramb
agon
periactoi
42. Platform shoes
parados
kothornoi
chiton
aegis
43. Platform shoes
kothornoi
episodes
episodes
'A tragedy then - is an imitation that is complete in itself serious - of a certain magnitude - in a language embellished with each kind of artistry...cast in the form of drama - not narrative - accomplishing through incidents arousing pity and fear
44. Box in orchestra
thymele
ekeclema
hematon
parados
45. Building where props were kept
1. 'Better than we are' 2. cannot be common or ordinary 3. must act noble 4. must act and choose 5. they are not perfect - must have faults 6. peripeteia- sudden reversal - a fall 7. hamartia
teatron
ekeclema
skene
46. Contest
A celebration in which plays were judged. 3 tragedies and 1 satyr play were usually chosen and then performed. This lasted 6 days.
exodus
choryphaeus
agon
47. Goat song
tragedy
agon
time- only takes place in 24 hours - action- one story with beginning - middle - end place- only takes place in one place
Aerema
48. Shield of Zeus
dithyramb
choryphaeus
Aerema
aegis
49. Area between the stage where chorus comes
parados
Dionysia
periactoi
hubris
50. Crane from deus ex machina
choryphaeus
herema
hemateon
orchestra