Oedipus
Art
Architecture
Drama
Mythology
100
Killed his father and married his mother
Who is Oedipus
100
The main technique used in Greek art
What is Pottery
100
The most basic of Greek columns
What is Doric column
100
The backdrop or scenery of a Greek stage
What is Skene
100
The king of the Gods
Who is Zues
200
The blind prophet
Who is Teiresias
200
The Greek clay
What is Terra-cotta
200
The most decorated, leaf-like of the Greek columns
What is Corinthian column
200
The main focus of a Greek stage, where the actors are
What is Orchestra
200
God of wine and revelry
Who is Dionysus
300
The city Oedipus ruled over
What is Phebes
300
Statue of a man throwing a discus
What is Discobolus
300
One of the Greek columns that is designed with swirls on both sides of the column's head
What is Ionic column
300
Where the audience sits in a Greek stage
What is Theatron
300
The twin archer gods
Who is Apollo and Artemis
400
The sphinx's riddle
What has 4 legs in the morning, 2 legs in the afternoon, and 3 legs at night
400
Built in 447-432 B.C, dedicated to the goddess Athena, built with symmetrical balance, has many columns
What is the Parthenon
400
Used to portray characteristics and features of characters
What are masks
400
God of flocks and shephards, the Satyr god
Who is Pan
500
The region that Oedipus was raised in
What is Corinth
500
Timezone that Greek art began
What is 700-900 B.C
500
The main metal used in Architecture decoration
What is Bronze
500
To pursue lofty moral themes, to expand the intellect, to explore ethical issues
What is the purpose of Greek theater
500
God of death
What is Thanatos
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