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1
The festival of whom occurred every spring?
Dionysus
Apollo
Zeus
Hades
2
Tragic structure was invented by whom?
Mrs. Adamson
Sophocles
Dionysus
Aristotle
3
Another word for pride is what?
Peripeteia
Anagnorsis
Hubris
Harmartia
4
A reversal of fortune means the tragic hero does what?
Gets happy
Suffers a downfall
Plays wheel of Fortune on TV
Rises to great heights
5
An example of a position of power includes which of the following:
A military officer
wealthy
political figure
Member of royalty
6
A tragic realization means what?
The tragic hero's fortune does not change
The tragic hero realizes that he caused his own downfall
The tragic hero realizes that he caused his own success
The tragic hero dies
7
Common tragic flaws include which of the following?
lust for power
lack of insight
arrogance
hubris
8
The three types of drama include
tragedy
romance
comedy
satire
9
The most famous modern tragedian is whom?
Andrew Lloyd Weber
William Shakespeare
Lin-Manuel Miranda
Arthur Miller
10
Another word for tragic flaw is what?
Hubris
Hamartia
Peripeteia
Anagnorisis
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The most important Greek playwright was whom?
Zeus
Sophocles
Antigone
Oedipus
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What happens to the tragic hero at the end of the story?
He accepts his fate with honor
He lives happily ever after
He is destroyed
He dies
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What occurs during the transfiguration?
The tragic hero doesn't suffer at all
The tragic hero doesn't change
The tragic hero's suffering changes him into a better person
The tragic hero's suffering makes him bitter