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Music and creativity in Ancient Greece (Tim Hansen) |
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Activity Multiple Choice
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Activity Multiple Choice
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How music connects ancient Greece to the modern world.
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Instructions
Choose the option that best answers or completes the question or sentence.Items
| The Ancient Greeks believed that all aspects of creative thought were governed by the Muses. Which of the following was NOT a discipline overseen by a muse? |
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A- Politics B- Comedy C- Poetry D- Astronomy |
| Modern scholars generally accept that there are ..... Muses. |
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A- 3 B- 4 C- 9 D- 13 |
| What is the origin of the word "Music"? |
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A- Musique B- Muse C- Musicum D- Musica |
| The ancient Greek concept that music was the key to understanding "the fundamental interconnectedness of all things in the universe" was called what? |
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A- Music B- Pathos C- Plato D- Harmonia |
| What is "harmonia" in Ancient Greece? |
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A- A physical complaint and a medicine to treat illnesses B- A vital accompaniment to sporting contests C- A medicine to treat illnesses D- All of them |
| Which of the following is the best way to describe the Greek concept of "ethos"? |
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A- A guiding principle of understanding how music works B- A system to identify dangerous thougts C- The importance of music in everyday life D- How one treats oneself and others |
| According to Plato, we only should listen to music that promotes: |
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A- kindness B- corruption C- power D- intelligence, self-discipline and courage |
| Plato believed that dangerous music was music that: |
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A- Encouraged self-discipline B- Was not from Greek C- Deviated from the accepted norm D- Could be heard from space |
Total number of items: 8