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World Literature 1
Who is the author of "Hippolytus"?
Whose portrait is it?
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Whose portrait is it?
Aristotle
Homer
Sophocles
Aristophanes
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Who is the author of "Hippolytus"?
Homer
Euripides
Aristophanes
Sophocles
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Who is the famous historian of hellenistic period?
Aristotle
Rhodius
Callimachus
Plutarch
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How many periods are there in Greek literature?
3
2
5
4
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Artemis is the goddess of shooting.
False
True
6
Who is the author of the book "The Greek Way"?
Edith Hamilton
Aristotle
Homer
Arnold
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Who is the god of wine and joyfulness?
Apollo
Hermes
Athena
Dionysus
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What are significant examples of archaic period?
Iliad
Odyssey
Iliad and Odyssey
Homer's tragedies
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Whose portrait is it?
Sophocles
Euripides
Aristophanes
Homer
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Mountain Olympus is Home of the Gods.
False
True
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Demeter is Zeus’s wife, goddess of family and marriage.
False
True
12
Who is the author of "O
edipus Rex"?
Homer
Sophocles
Euripides
Aristophanes
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Zeus is a King of the Gods, ruler of Mt. Olympus, god of sky and thunder.
False
True
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How is the 3rd era of Greek literature called?
Hellenistic
Ancient
Archaic
Classical
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Definition of literature given by Arnold.
Literature is an imitation of a sequence of events.
Literature helps us understand the culture and wisdom of ancient people;
Viewing or reading literature facilitates the expression.
Literature is the best of what has been thought and written.
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Helios is the god of sun.
True
False
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What did literature of Archaic era center on?
Stories
Records
Myth
Tragedies
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How is the 1st period of Greek literature called?
Hellenistic;
Archaic;
Ancient;
Classical;
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How is the 2nd period of Greek literature called?
Ancient
Archaic
Classical
Hellenistic
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What is the main aim of this subject?
to reveal the place and significance of English literature;
to introduce students-linguists with the masterpieces of world literature;
to study literary works of English writers;
to raise the critical thinking of students;
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What is a myth?
historical events;
fairy tale;
a traditional story;
a traditional story involving supernatural beings or events;
22
What did classical era center on?
Mythology
Tragedies
Epic stories
Recordings
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Name two peaks of Greek literature.
Homer and Sophocles
Sophocles and Euripides
Aristophanes and Euripides
Plutarch and Homer
