Metalanguage and Greek Theatre

What does the term "Eponymous" refer to in Greek theatre?

• A character who is a minor role

• The person being named or the title character

• A type of stage direction

• A form of dramatic irony

What is the concept of "Sophrosyne" in Greek theatre?

• Extreme emotions and actions

• Moderation, self-control, and balance

• A tragic hero's downfall

• A comedic subplot

Which Greek theatre term is associated with excessive pride leading to downfall?

• Eponymous

• Sophrosyne

• Hubris

• Deux Ex Machina

What does Medea lack according to the concept of "Sophrosyne"?

• Courage

• Self-control and balance

• Intelligence

• Compassion

What does Jason's dismissal of help demonstrate in Greek theatre?

• Eponymous

• Sophrosyne

• Hubris

• Deux Ex Machina

What does the "Antistrophe" do in a choral ode?

• It introduces a new character.

• It provides a musical interlude.

• It responds to or counters the strophe.

• It concludes the play.

What is the purpose of the Chorus in Greek theatre?

• To perform solo acts.

• To express a collective voice reflecting on the play's events.

• To serve as the main antagonist.

• To provide comic relief.

What does the Chorus say about the gift of making sacred music?

• It was given by the god of war.

• It was never given by Phoebus, god of song and singing.

• It was a gift from the sea.

• It was a secret of the ancients.

Which character in the text says, "Keep up the insults. You have your refuge. I’m alone and banished from this country."?

• Jason

• Medea

• Aegeus

• Chorus

Who suggests asking Creon not to send the children into exile?

• Jason

• Medea

• Aegeus

• Chorus