The Role of Fate and Destiny in Tragic Plays
Description: The Role of Fate and Destiny in Tragic Plays | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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In Greek tragedy, the concept of fate is often associated with which divine figure?
Which tragic hero is known for his hubris, or excessive pride, which ultimately leads to his downfall?
In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, the lovers' tragic fate is often attributed to which external force?
Which tragic play features a character who is cursed by a witch to kill his own father and marry his mother?
In Macbeth, the protagonist's ambition and desire for power lead him to commit which heinous act?
Which tragic hero is known for his tragic flaw of jealousy, which leads to the deaths of his wife and children?
In Greek tragedy, the concept of fate is often seen as a force that is:
Which tragic play features a character who is forced to make a difficult choice between his love for his country and his love for his family?
In Shakespeare's Hamlet, the protagonist's tragic flaw is his:
Which tragic play features a character who is driven to madness by his guilt over killing his father?
In Greek tragedy, the concept of destiny is often associated with which divine figure?
Which tragic hero is known for his tragic flaw of pride, which leads to his downfall?
In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, the lovers' tragic fate is often attributed to which external force?
Which tragic play features a character who is cursed by a witch to kill his own father and marry his mother?
In Macbeth, the protagonist's ambition and desire for power lead him to commit which heinous act?