
Elements of Greek Tragedy Part II
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Literature 10th Grade
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Greek tragedies are serious dramas, many of which were written during the fifth century B.C. They are based on Greek myths, and they describe the downfall of a noble man or woman. The downfall is due to the character’s actions; the actions are controlled by fate, and the main character often has a tragic flaw or a characteristic that leads to the unfolding of the tragedy. Often, the theme of a Greek tragedy includes a warning against human limitations and against pride.
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The main character, tragic hero, or protagonist
Hamartia
The antagonist
Dramatic irony
The elements of Greek tragedy are...
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The subject of the play who experiences this reversal of fortune
Main character/Tragic Hero/Protagonist
a mistake or an error in judgment, sometimes due to character weakness or ignorance
Hamatria
an adversarial character or opposing force, contributing to the protagonist’s downfall
Antagonist
the contradiction between what a character thinks and what the audience knows to be true
Dramatic irony
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Multiple Choice
Greek tragedies are serious dramas, many of which were written during the...
fifth century A.C.
fifth century B.C.
fourth century B.C.
first century B.C.
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Multiple Choice
Greek tragedies are based on...
Greek myths.
Roman Myths
tragedies.
dramas.
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Multiple Choice
Often, the theme of a Greek tragedy includes...
a heartbreak love story.
a romance.
a comedy.
a warning against human limitations and against pride.
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Fill in the Blanks
The elements of Greek tragedy are:
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
The main character, tragic hero, or protagonist is the subject of the play who experiences this reversal of fortune
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Hamartia is an adversarial character or opposing force, contributing to the protagonist’s downfall
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Dramatic irony is the contradiction between what a character thinks and what the audience knows to be true
True
False
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