The Timeless Stage of Ancient Greece Dive into the world of masks, myths, and tragedies with this quiz on Classical Greek theatre. Test your knowledge now! alina90 published on November 09 Stacked 1/14 Which of these plays is by Aristophanes? Lysistrata Antigone Electra The Bacchae 2/14 Who is often considered the father of Greek tragedy? Euripides Sophocles Aristophanes Aeschylus 3/14 Which character trait often appears in Greek tragedies? Hubris Timidity Eccentricity Generosity 4/14 Which festival featured dramatic competitions in Athens? Olympia Panathenaea Dionysia Nemea 5/14 What type of plays did Aristophanes primarily write? Tragedies Epics Histories Comedies 6/14 What is the main characteristic of a Greek chorus? They provide commentary and background They perform solo acts They play musical instruments They act as main characters 7/14 Where was the center of Classical Greek theatre? Olympia Delphi Sparta Athens 8/14 Who is the author of 'Oedipus Rex'? Sophocles Euripides Aeschylus Aristophanes 9/14 Which of these is NOT a famous Greek playwright? Euripides Sophocles Plato Aeschylus 10/14 What is the term for a Greek tragic flaw? Catharsis Hamartia Peripeteia Anagnorisis 11/14 Which is a surviving complete trilogy by Aeschylus? The Frogs Oresteia Theban Plays Medea 12/14 Which playwright is known for his exploration of human psychology? Sophocles Aristophanes Aeschylus Euripides 13/14 Which element was crucial in Greek theatre architecture? Backdrops Curtains Spotlights Orchestra 14/14 What type of stage was typically used in Greek theatre? Proscenium Rectangular Amphitheatre Thrust