Othello

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Greek Theatre

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Why do the Greeks use chorus and mask?

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The Greek Theatres were large open air amphitheatres

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Write down 1 thing you know about Greek Theatre?

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What is the fatal flaw of the character Othello?

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What is A04 concerned with

Argument

Dramatic Methods

Context

Communication

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When was Shakespeare born?

1587

1564

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When did Shakespeare write Othello?

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1599

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How many acts are in Aristotelian (Greek) Drama

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What were the 6 elements of Drama according to Aristotle?

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Shakespeare always adhered to Aristotle's 6 elements of drama.

True

False

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