Which form of classical Greek theater takes its name from the Greek word for ""action""? a. drama b. tragedy c. satire d. comedy

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Florian Pilz · Answer 1 · 2017-10-09T11:10:45+0000

Answer:Which form of classical Greek theater takes its name from the Greek word for ""action"" is drama. So A.

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Lookitsatravis · Answer 2 · 2017-10-13T17:33:32+0000

It would be "A. Drama" that is the form of classical Greek theater takes its name from the Greek word for "action", since this was thought to be the most "forward moving" genre in stage entertainment.

Which form of classical Greek theater takes its name from the Greek word for ""action""? a. drama b. tragedy c. satire d. comedy

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