Homeric Epic Lore
History of Greek Theatre
Peloponnesian War
Persian War
Agamemnon/ More Greek Theatre Facts
100

He was the blind bard credited with composing the Iliad and the Odyssey. 

Who was Homer?

100

One of the types of Greek Theatre this genre is when a play ends poorly.

What is tragedy?

100

The Peloponnesian War officially started after Athens crushed this revolt.

What was the revolt of Potideia?

100

This playwright was a proud veteran of the Persian War.

Who was Aeschlylus?

100

The name of the first scene in a Greek play?

What is a prolouge?

200

At the beginning of the Iliad this character refuses to fight.

 Who was Achilles?

200

Another of the main types of Greek Theatre this genre refers to when a play ends well.

What is Comedy?

200

The Athenian envoys said to this city-state:"The strong do what they will and the weak suffer what they must."

What was the island of Melos?

200

The first major victory of the Athenians against the Persian King Darius.

What was Marathon?

200

The name of the first scene that introduces the Chorus

What is a parados?

300

The king of Ithaca

Odysseus

300

A central part of the Greek drama these characters are used to represent the audience and act as back up singers.

What is the Chorus?

300

The alliance of Greek city-states governed by the Athenians after the Persian War

What was the Delian League?

300

The battle that saw the heroic last stand and death of Leonidas king of Sparta

What was Thermopolyae? 

300

The name of a scene that features only the Chorus

What is a stasismon?

400

The seer that saw the destruction of Troy

Who was Cassandra?

400
Before becoming the god of Theatre, Dionysus was the god of wine, partying, and _______.

What is madness?

400

The man who delivered the first funeral oration of the Peloponnesian War.

Who was Pericles?

400

The starting incident of the Persian War

What was the Ionian Revolt?

400

The man who was a brother of Agamemnon

Who was Menelaus?

500

This literary device refers to when a story begins in the middle of the action

What is "in medias res?"
500

This concept referred to the release of negative emotions experienced by an audience after watching a Tragedy.

What is catharsis?

500

The Spartan king who warned against an early war with Athens

Archidamus

500

The great naval victory over the Persians

What was Salamis?

500

In addition to being the god of lightning, Zeus was also the god of _________

What is hospitality?
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