The ancient Greeks provided two perspectives about the hero Jason. One view is of Jason as a traditional accomplished hero type, but the playwright Euripides also presents him as a user and shallow man who is outwitted by his common-law wife,______________________.Group of answer choicesMedeaAlcestisAlcmeneIphigenia

The hero Jason story was popular in part because his adventure included companions such as Heracles and___________________________.Group of answer choicesPowerful foreign fightersArtemisOrpheusThe Furies

The ancient Greek playwrights created a transition in hero types, moving away from the glorious hero, famous for great deeds, to the ___________________ hero, a deeper exploration of the human psyche.Group of answer choicespioustragiclinearintellectual

In the play Medea, the playwright creates a chorus that expresses wisdom in contrast to Jason who seems rather unintelligent. This is a pointed comparison of the ___________________________.Group of answer choicesCommon people and aristocratscitizenry and foreignersOld people and young peopleThe people of Corinth and those of Thebes

The quintessential Greek hero of the Iliad who refused to fight the relative of his grandfather's guest is _________.Group of answer choicesDiomedesAjaxAchillesHector

In the play Medea, the sorceress ____________________ to be with Jason.Group of answer choicesbetrays her motherbetrays King Peliasbetrays King Aeëtesbetrays th