Greek Theater

The function of the Greek Chorus. (Choose all that apply.)

• It can serve as a character.

• It provides acrobatic stunts.

• It sets the overall mood of the scene or play.

• It provides greater visualization and audio for the audience.

What event were Greek Plays performed at...

• The Festival of Dionisys

• The Festival of Frogs

• Government Festivals

• The Olympics

What practical purpose did The Chorus s​erve?​ (a)  

• Allow the audience to see and hear the story
• Fill in the stage as scenery
• Provide distraction during set changes
• Sing songs between the scenes

Ancient Greek Theater was performed in an..

The ______ is an entrance affording access either to the stage (for actors) or to the orchestra (for the chorus)

• Diazoma

• Scene

• Proscenion

• Parodos

In Ancient Greece, all actors were...

• Wealthy

• Female

• Male

• Unemployed

Actors wore special ______ depecting the character they were playing.

• Robes

• Masks

• Signs

• Costumes

All _________ took place off stage and was relayed to the audience via _________.

• violence;messenger

• romance;messenger

• conversations;the chorus

• scheming;the narrator

An ode in Greek Theater is...

• when characters talk together.

• the first part of the play that gives background information.

• songs sung by the chorus to comment on the action.

• the end of the play.

The prologue in Greek Theater is...

• when characters talk together.

• the first part of the play that gives background information.

• songs sung by the chorus to comment on the action.

• the end of the play.