What is a common characteristic of dramatic conventions in ancient Greek theatre?

Question

a
The presence of a chorus and distinct episodes
b
The use of iambic pentameter
c
Exaggerated characters and chaotic situations
d
Stylized movement and masks

Answer 1

a. The presence of a chorus and distinct episodes

This characteristic is common in ancient Greek theatre, where the chorus played a crucial role in conveying themes and emotions, often commenting on the action of the play, and the structure typically involved distinct episodes separated by choral odes.