Greek Theater Quiz

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Hopefully some of this stuff is on the quiz bc idek bc Ms. Ruh didn't tell us anything

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Antigone is written by…

Sophocles

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When was Antigone written?

442 BCE

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600 BCE

Ritual worshipping Dionysus, dithyramb, only 1 actor

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520 BCE

Addition of a chorus

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499 BCE

Aeschylus performs the first tragedy

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Who performs the first tragedy?

Aeschylus

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Legacy

The tragic hero, the exploration of fate and free will, and the examination of moral dilemmas

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Who were the 3 major tragedians?

Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides

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Dithyramb

An ancient Greek hymn sung and danced in honor of Dionysus

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Dionysus is the god of…

Wine and fertility (later theater)

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Who usually completed Greek burial rituals?

Women

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How many parts are there in Greek burial rituals?

3

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First step of Greek burial rituals

Body is anointed with oil and washed (lamentation)

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What is lamentation?

The first step of a Greek burial ritual meant to honor the deceased and express grief

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Second step of Greek burial rituals

Funeral procession

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Third step of Greek burial rituals

Burial or cremation

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Were Greek burial rituals important?

Yes, not following these were considered an insult to human dignity

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Purpose of Greek burial rituals

To free the soul and allow a peaceful transition into the afterlife

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Tragic Hero

A character that represents the consequences that come from possessing personal flaws or being doomed by a particular fate

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Hamartia

Tragic flaw that leads to a character’s downfall

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Hubris

Excessive pride or self confidence

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Catharsis

An emotional response following pity and fear that the audience feels for tragic heroes and their inescapable fate