Llce Controle Idioms Greek

Question 1

A drama set in a household

Answer 1

Domestic

Question 2

Domestic

Answer 2

A drama set in a household

Question 3

A character who doesn’t fit in the normal model of a hero

Answer 3

Anti-hero

Question 4

Anti-hero

Answer 4

A character who doesn’t fit in the normal model of a hero

Question 5

The hero’s fatal error that leads to their inevitable downfall

Answer 5

Hamartia

Question 6

Hamartia

Answer 6

The hero’s fatal error that leads to their inevitable downfall

Question 7

The chance to make up for your faults/be saved from your actions

Answer 7

Redemption

Question 8

Redemption

Answer 8

The chance to make up for your faults/be saved from your actions

Question 9

A literary character who makes an error of judgement or has a fatal flaw that, combined with fate and external forces, brings on a tragedy

Answer 9

Tragic hero

Question 10

Tragic hero

Answer 10

A literary character who makes an error of judgement or has a fatal flaw that, combined with fate and external forces, brings on a tragedy

Question 11

The point at which the hero becomes aware of, or accepts the fact of his or her error of judgement

Answer 11

Anagnorisis

Question 12

Anagnorisis

Answer 12

The point at which the hero becomes aware of, or accepts the fact of his or her error of judgement

Question 13

The tragic hero’s change in behavior resulting from their recognition of error

Answer 13

Reversal

Question 14

Reversal

Answer 14

The tragic hero’s change in behavior resulting from their recognition of error

Question 15

A character who has excellent qualities

Answer 15

Noble

Question 16

A noble

Answer 16

A character who has excellent qualities

Question 17

Catharsis

Answer 17

The emotional release experienced by the audience of a tragedy

Question 18

The emotional release experienced by the audience of a tragedy

Answer 18

Catharsis

Question 19

Excessive pride or arrogance that results in the downfall of the protagonist

Answer 19

Hubris

Question 20

Hubris

Answer 20

Excessive pride or arrogance that results in the downfall of the protagonist

Question 21

A feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others

Answer 21

Pathos

Question 22

Pathos

Answer 22

A feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others

Question 23

To learn wisdom and to accept their limitations as humans before the laws. of the gods

Answer 23

Purpose of tragedy for the tragic hero

Question 24

Purpose of tragedy for the tragic hero

Answer 24

To learn wisdom and to accept their limitations as humans before the laws. of the gods

Question 25

To experience pathos or sympathy for the suffering experienced by the tragic hero as a result of his or her unwitting error of judgement

Answer 25

13. Purpose of tragedy for the audience

Question 26

Purpose of tragedy for the audience

Answer 26

To experience pathos or sympathy for the suffering experienced by the tragic hero as a result of his or her unwitting error of judgement

Question 27

Deceitful behavior

Answer 27

Duplicity

Question 28

Duplicity

Answer 28

Deceitful behavior

Question 29

To got too much on the ball

Answer 29

Be capable of doing a job very well ; be intelligent

Question 30

Be capable of doing a job very well ; be intelligent

Answer 30

Got too much on the ball

Question 31

To make a mountain out

Answer 31

Exaggerating

Question 32

To exaggerate

Answer 32

To make a mountain out of

Question 33

Don’t count your chickens before they’re hatched

Answer 33

Don’t make plan before you have

Question 34

Don’t make plan before you have

Answer 34

Don’t count your chickens before they’re hatched

Question 35

To get blood out from a stone

Answer 35

It’s impossible to do

Question 36

It’s impossible to do

Answer 36

To get blood out from a stone

Question 37

The sky’s the limit

Answer 37

There are no limits, anything is possible

Question 38

There are no limits, anything is possible

Answer 38

The sky’s the limit

Question 39

To paint the town red

Answer 39

To have a party, a lot of fun, a pub crawl

Question 40

To have a party, a lot of fun, a pub crawl

Answer 40

To paint the town red

Question 41

A dame a dozen

Answer 41

Extremely cheap and common

Question 42

Extremely cheap and common

Answer 42

A dame a dozen

Question 43

If at first you don’t succeed / try try again . Don’t give up too easily; persistence pays off in the end.

Answer 43

Don’t give up too fast, hard-work always off in the end

Question 44

Don’t give up too fast, hard-work always off in the end

Answer 44

If at first you don’t succeed / try try again . Don’t give up too easily; persistence pays off in the end.

Question 45

To call a spade a spade

Answer 45

speak clearly and directly about things, even embarrassing or unpleasant things.

Question 46

speak clearly and directly about things, even embarrassing or unpleasant things.

Answer 46

To call a spade a spade

Question 47

A piece of cake

Answer 47

Something very easy to do

Question 48

Something very easy to do

Answer 48

A piece of cake

Question 49

To beat around the bush

Answer 49

To delay or avoid talking about something difficult or unpleasant

Question 50

To delay or avoid talking about something difficult or unpleasant

Answer 50

To beat around the bush

Question 51

Hit the nail on the head

Answer 51

To identify something exactly to arrive at exactly the right answer

Question 52

To identify something exactly to arrive at exactly the right answer

Answer 52

Hit the nail on the head

Question 53

To cost an arm a leg

Answer 53

To be very expensive

Question 54

To be very expensive

Answer 54

To cost an arm a leg

Question 55

To grasp at straws

Answer 55

To make a desperate attempt to salvage a bad situation

Question 56

To make a desperate attempt to salvage a bad situation

Answer 56

To grasp at straws

Question 57

Tu catch somebody red handed

Answer 57

To see someone doing something bad or illegal

Question 58

To see someone doing something bad or illegal

Answer 58

To catch somebody red handed