Greek Gods and Goddesses
Roman Gods and Goddesses
Dates and Times
Theater Beginnings
100

Who is known as the king of all Gods?

Zeus

100

Who is Roman God of the Sun, light abd Music?

Apollo

100

In what century did Greek Theatre start?

6th Century

100

Who is known as the first actor?

Thespis

200

Who is married to the king of Gods? She is also the Goddess of Marriage

Hera

200

Diana seen in the picture, is the Goddess of what?

Diana

200

When was the Roman Theater at it's peak? (Think AD) (Span of 100 years)

1750-1850 AD

200

What is a Goat Song?

The ritual where a goat is sacrificed to the God Dionysus

300

What is Apollo the god of?

The Sun, Music and Prophecy

300

Who is King of Roman Gods?

Jupiter

300

In what century was the Theater of Dionysus built?

6th Century

300

How many people do you think the Theater of Dionysus could hold? 

15 people originally 

400

Who are the Gods/Goddesses of War?

Athena and Ares

400

Mars is the God of ______.

War

400

In what month is the Festival of Dionysus held?

March

400

Name one of the 3 major Greek Playwrights and 1 of the 3 major Greek Play types

Euripides, Sophocles, and Aeschylus

Tragedies, Satyrs, and Comedies

500

What sports brand is named after the Goddess of Speed, strength and victory?

Nike

500

Pluto pictured here, is the god of what?


The Underworld/The dead

500

When is it thought that Romans began actually performing theatre? (BC)

364 BC

500

According to Aristotle, what makes up a Tragic Hero? (Name 2 of the 7)


  • ‘Good and Fine”: Good moral compass

  • “Fitness of Character”: Be true to the type of character (Warriors have valor)

  • “True to Life”: Realistic

  • Consistency: Once a character has a certain personality of motive it does not change

  • Necessary or Probable: The actions make sense to the situation

  • True to life and Yet More Beautiful: Be idealized. 

  • A Fatal Flaw/Error: There is one thing holding back/in the way of the hero to lead to a  conflict 

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