CLCV2010 Greek and Roman Drama Carleton General Information Quiz

Question

What is the Greek term for "The Rascal" and which kind of comedy is it found in?

Answer 1

Poneros and New Comedy.

Answer 2

Poneros and Old Comedy.

Answer 3

Maccus and New Comedy.

Answer 4

Pandehos and New Comedy.

Answer 5

The Studidios

Answer 6

The Spoudios

Answer 7

The Seneca

Answer 8

The Stoudian

Answer 9

The Spoudias

Answer 10

The Braggart.

Answer 11

The Buffoon.

Answer 12

The Clown.

Answer 13

The Rascal.

Answer 14

Alazon, Old.

Answer 15

Alazon, New.

Answer 16

Amazon, Middle.

Answer 17

Agazon, Old.

Answer 18

Amatis, Middle.

Answer 19

Poneros, Spoudios, Bomohochos, Alazon.

Answer 20

Cantehos, Ferdinandos, Pietus, Belezon.

Answer 21

Maccus, Bucco, Pappus, Mandecus, Dossenus.

Answer 22

The Respectable Girl, The Married Woman, The Hetaera.

Answer 23

Fescenine, Saturae and Abellan Farces.

Answer 24

Fescenine, Saturae and Andellan Farces.

Answer 25

Fallacies, Saturday and Andy's Faces.

Answer 26

Fescenine, Saturae and Atellan Farces.

Answer 27

Humanitas, i.e. Taking other people into account.

Answer 28

Humanitas, i.e. The study of a wide variety of human pursuits.

Answer 29

Inhumanitas, i.e. cruelty.

Answer 30

Insubordinatas, i.e. not bowing to anybody.

Answer 31

Temperantia

Answer 32

Severitas.

Answer 33

Severitas.

Answer 34

A certain...je ne sais quoi.

Answer 35

Definitely not Bacchanalian.

Answer 36

Exotic favours.

Answer 37

Assorted family members, the occasional goat, gods, Ishtar and me.

Answer 38

Cooks, nurses, slaves and parasites.

Answer 39

Cooks, guards, children and drunkards.

Answer 40

Slaves, women, soldiers and children.

Answer 41

Drunkards, children, slaves and cooks.

Answer 42

Kothornos.

Answer 43

An internal monologue.

Answer 44

An expository prologue.

Answer 45

A long speech performed without taking a single breath.

Answer 46

Revel Song.

Answer 47

Goat Song.

Answer 48

A long speech delivered in a single breath.

Answer 49

A doomed character.

Answer 50

An internal monologue.

Answer 51

An external prologue.

Answer 52

A direct address to the audience with the main actor "playing" the playwright.

Answer 53

A competition or debate.

Answer 54

A long speech performed in a single breath.

Answer 55

A contest or debate.

Answer 56

A direct address to the audience with the main actor "playing" the playwright and bringing up some past beef.

Answer 57

A noble character.

Answer 58

A Poneros.

Answer 59

A Menaechmi or double.

Answer 60

A young character trying to escape some authority.

Answer 61

A clever slave.

Answer 62

An expository prologue.

Answer 63

An internal monologue.

Answer 64

A reference to Roman institutions or leaders.

Answer 65

A happy ending.

Answer 66

Aristophanes

Answer 67

Fabulae Palliatae

Answer 68

Fabulae Togatae

Answer 69

c.9-10 BCE - 50 CE.

Answer 70

c. 40 BCE -20 CE.

Answer 71

c. 4-5 BCE - 65 CE.

Answer 72

The beginning and time and forever. Since he changes with the times, he will live forever! (Much like our dear Dr. Beer and Ovid too).

Answer 73

The end of the last century BCE.

Answer 74

The second century CE.

Answer 75

440-441 BCE.

Answer 76

445-446 BCE.

Answer 77

365-367 BCE.

Answer 78

c.500 BCE.

Answer 79

395-345 BCE.

Answer 80

450/455-385 BCE .

Answer 81

455-400 BCE

Answer 82

555 BCE-450 BCE.

Answer 83

They got tired of old comedy.

Answer 84

There was major social reform in Greece.

Answer 85

Rome began to add to the works.

Answer 86

The Peloponnesian War ended.

Answer 87

340-292 BCE.

Answer 88

341-291 BCE.

Answer 89

330-290 BCE.

Answer 90

290-150 BCE.

Answer 91

Brutus and Julius Caesar.

Answer 92

Pompeii and Julius Caesar.

Answer 93

Tiberius and Ovid.

Answer 94

Julius Caesar and Cicero.

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