Chorus

The leader of the chorus who often interacts with the characters in the scenes

• Choragos

• Odes

• Characters

• Denouement

How are the chorus and the choragos different from other characters in the play?

• They don't participate in the action of the play.

• They sing many of their lines.

• They do not have specific names or identities.

• All of the above

Which part of the song is repeated two or more times in song?

• Intro

• Verse

• Bridge

• Chorus

What is the primary function of a chorus in a Greek tragedy?

• To provide background and summary information

• To act as the main character

• To serve as comic relief

• To introduce new characters

In a song, what is typically the most memorable part that is repeated?

• Verse

• Chorus

• Bridge

• Outro

Which term describes a group of performers who comment on the main action in a play?

• Chorus

• Protagonist

• Antagonist

• Narrator

What is the role of the chorus in Shakespearean plays?

• To narrate the story

• To provide musical interludes

• To interact with the audience

• To serve as a character in the play

Which of the following is a characteristic of a chorus in a musical?

• They perform solo acts

• They provide harmony and background vocals

• They write the script

• They direct the play

In literature, what does the term 'chorus' often symbolize?

• Individualism

• Community and collective voice

• Conflict

• Resolution

How does the chorus contribute to the mood of a play?

• By adding tension

• By providing comic relief

• By enhancing the emotional atmosphere

• By distracting from the main action