The ancient Greek playwrights created a transition in hero types, moving away from the glorious hero, famous for great deeds, to the ___________________ hero, a deeper exploration of the human psyche.Group of answer choicespioustragiclinearintellectual

The Ancient Greek playwright who explored the limitations of human intellect was __________________.Group of answer choicesSophoclesSocratesEuripidesAeschylus

The quintessential Greek hero of the Iliad who refused to fight the relative of his grandfather's guest is _________.Group of answer choicesAjaxDiomedesAchillesHector

A significant difference between the plays and epic poems of the ancient Greeks, was that the plays  inspired a _______________________.Group of answer choicesmore interactive audiencenew political systemdeeper reverence for the art formnew form of religious belief

In Ancient Greek theater, the tragic hero often experiences a sudden and shocking revelation of the truth. This might be described in a word as __________________.Group of answer choicesa real bummer. okay, while correct, there is a better answer.peripeteiaanagnorisishamartia

The ancient Greeks provided two perspectives about the hero Jason. One view is of Jason as a traditional accomplished hero type, but the playwright Euripides also presents him as a user and shallow man who is outwitted by his common-law wife,______________________.Group of answer choicesMedeaAlcestisAlcmeneIphigenia