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answer the questions about greek drama. each correct response is worth 1 point: (a) what is considered greek drama? type your answer here. (b) what were the actors called in greek theater? type your answer here. (c) explain where the name for actors originated. type your answer here. (d) who, other than the actors, participated in the plays? type your answer here (e) where were the plays performed? type your answer here.

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So I answered this same exact question for someone a little while ago, I hope you don't mind I just copied my answer for them.

1a.) A Greek drama is a is a play which was performed in ancient Greece, most notably the tragedies.

1b.) The actors in Greek theater were called hypocrites, I believe. The Greek spelling the was "hypokrites"

1c.) The Greek word "hypokrite" is a compound word which translates to "an interpreter from underneath." This is because they performed while their faces were hidden underneath giant masks so the ancient audiences could easily tell characters apart. More information can be found here: https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/hypocrite-meaning-origin

1d.) aside from the actors there was a chorus, which explained necessary information to the audience, usually in song form. Eventually this evolved to be a more active role in the plays.

1e.) The plays were performed in open air theaters (theatron), the most famous of which is at the acropolis in Athens. They were shaped like a bowl for acoustics.

They also had parts 2-4 on there but I wasn't confident enough in my history of Ancient Greece to answer parts 3 & 4.

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