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Greek Literature (Crash Course)
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Greek Literature (Crash Course)
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1. Oedipus Rex was the favorite play of whom?

2. Who wrote The Odyssey?

3. The Oedipus play has a lot of what? (something that causes a lot of the problems in the story)

4. The Odyssey takes place after what event?

5. Oedipus answered a riddle by whom?

6. What things did Oedipus accidentally do?

7. How does Oedipus self-injure himself?

8. Tragedy is supposed to evoke what two feelings?

9. Odysseus invades the home of what creature...making himself comfortable and the creature unhappy?

10. A tragic character needs to be someone who what?

11. The Odyssey is a sequel to what?

12. What is the occupation/role of Oedipus?

13. What is the word used for a long narrative poem in a grand style that is centered on a hero?

14. Who was Sophocles?

15. What Greek God is quite fond of Odysseus?

16. What handicap is Homer thought to have had?

17. When did Homer compose The Odyssey?

18. Who is the wife of Odysseus?

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