When does the Greek chorus express an initial position on the play's action?

A. during the epode

B. during the strophe

C. during the exodus

D. during the antistrophe

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When does the Greek chorus express an initial position on the play's action?

A. during the epode

B. during the strophe

C. during the exodus

D. during the antistrophe

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Rory Salinas · Answer 1

The correct answer is B.

A strophe is the first part of the ode in Ancient Greek tragedy. It is followed by the epode and the antistrophe.

The strope was chanted by a Greek chorus, expressing the initial position of the play, as it moved across the scene.

When does the Greek chorus express an initial position on the play's action?A. during the epodeB. during the stropheC. during the exodusD. during the antistrophe

When does the Greek chorus express an initial position on the play's action?

A. during the epode

B. during the strophe

C. during the exodus

D. during the antistrophe