Statues from the golden age of greek art most often displayed a. accurate, true-to-life forms of the human body. b. gods represented as sacred animals. c. tribal leaders. d. exaggerated forms of the human body.

The correct answer is A. accurate, true-to-life forms of the human body

They believed that the human body has an ideal look that all should aspire too and this ideal look was praised and seen in statues. That's why the statues usually show beautiful women or muscular men because it was believed that a healthy body was necessary and they maintained this belief for quite a while.