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100
Describe three things that were common in early greece.
Only up to three actors, only men could act, and they had hand held masks.
100
What greek patterns are usually used in greek pottery?
Red on a black background or black on a red background.
100
What is architecture?
The art of designing and building a structure.
100
What famous buildings were modeled after the greeks?
The white house and the capitol, etc.
200
What is a comedy?
A greek play about humor and always have a happy ending.
200
What does greek pottery show?
Scenes of gods, everyday life, and greek myths.
200
What are the most famous architectures?
Temples for the gods and goddesses.
200
What were the greeks favorite to show in art?
Human body.
300
What is a tragedy?
A greek story about a person who tries to overcome a difficulty but fails; always have a unhappy ending.
300
Name three things that were introduced in greek plays that we still use today.
Costumes, props, and stage decorations.
300
Name one of the most famous architectures.
The Parthenon.
300
Did greek sculptors make the people exactly the way they were? why or why not?
NO, because they made the people without flaw. They wanted to show perfection.
400
What is drama?
A greek story told by actors who pretend to be the characters in the story.
400
What is the main difference between tragedies and comedies?
They end differently. Tragedy has a sad ending and comedy has a happy ending.
400
What did greek architecture express?
Greek ideas.
400
Name three types of art greeks studied in class.
Pottery, architecture, and sculpting.
500
Describe three things that are used in plays TODAY.
They have make-up, music, and special effects, etc.
500
How did greek plays changed from back then till now?
Today, drama are used as a genre in a movie/show. Tragedies could have a happy ending and comedies could have a sad ending.
500
What is one of the types of marble that the greeks made their columns out of?
Ionic, Toric, and corinthian.
500
What material was used to building the columns an then how did it changed?
First is was wood, then it changed to marble.