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Aristotle on Tragedy Quiz

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Aristotle on Tragedy Quiz
 

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Tragic theory essentials

by Dr. Ahmed Suliman
1

What is tragedy an imitation of, according to Aristotle?

2

Which part does Aristotle call the 'soul of tragedy'?

3

How does Aristotle distinguish tragedy from comedy?

4

What are the six formative parts of tragedy listed by Aristotle?

5

Which two parts relate to the medium of imitation?

6

What is the key function of plot in tragedy?

7

What does Aristotle mean by ‘unity’ in a tragedy plot?

8

According to the text, epic poetry narrates and does not do what?

9

What does tragedy aim to accomplish through pity and fear?

10

How does Aristotle view poetry as an imitation compared to truth?

11

Which of the following is NOT one of the six parts of tragedy?

12

What does 'spectacle' refer to in Aristotle’s six parts?

13

What is the relationship between epic and tragedy according to Aristotle?

14

What type of poetry is lyric according to Aristotle?

15

Why does tragedy require a complete action with magnitude?

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