Ancient Greek Theatre Drama

What was attending the theatre like for the Ancient Greeks?

• A quiet and serious affair.

• An exciting and entertaining spectacle.

• A rare event only for the wealthy.

• A place primarily for political debates.

How was the first Ancient Greek theatre designed to help the audience hear?

• It had a flat stage that amplified sound.

• It used large speakers to project voices.

• Its bowl shape allowed sound to reach every audience member.

• Actors shouted loudly to be heard.

Which three main types of plays were performed in Ancient Greek theatre?

• Musicals, dramas, and comedies.

• Tragedies, comedies, and satire plays.

• Historical plays, epic poems, and comedies.

• Dances, mimes, and tragedies.

How did Ancient Greek actors make sure they were seen and understood by the entire audience?

• They wore simple clothing and used minimal gestures.

• They used bright lights and microphones.

• They wore masks with exaggerated faces and padded costumes.

• They performed only for small audiences.

How was music NOT provided during plays?

• musicians playing instruments

• Chorus singing

• Recorded music played on speakers

Who was NOT a highly successful Ancient Greek playwright known for winning many competitions?

• Homer

• Sophocles

• Euripides

• Aristophenes