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Aristotle and Shakespearean Tragedy
Aristotle and Shakespearean Tragedy
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1
Aristotelian tragedy has a single central plot.
True
False
2
Most Shakespearean plays have no happy endings.
False
True
3
there is no lack of poetic justice in Hamlet
True
False
4
William Shakespeare was an english playwriter, poet, actor and is widely known for?
plays and writing
Good stories
poetry
tragic endings
5
whats the meaning of Hamartia?
its a term used to describe Jinns
the fatal character flaw of the tragic hero
there is no good ending
a main character cursed by fate and possessed of a tragic flaw
6
there are no differences between Aristotelian writing and Shakespearean writing
False
True
7
what is not an element of Shakespearean tragedy?
Supernatural Elements
Diction
Lack of poetic justice
Internal Conflict
8
The greeks strongly believed that tradegy was the principal form of drama.
True
False
9
what is not part of the 6 Aristolelian elements.
music
plot
character
tone
10
which play doesn't have a tragic ending.
Hamlet
Romeo and Juliet
Macbeth
Cymbeline