How Did Golden Age Comedies Differ from Tragedies

question 43

Multiple Choice

How did Golden Age comedies differ from tragedies?

• A) Comedies were openly critical of contemporary people and policies.
• B) Comedies were considered inferior to tragedies and were excluded from religious festivals.
• C) Comedies were written in verse and enlivened by spectacular costumes and special effects.
• D) Comedies were enormously popular, drawing large audiences rather than just an educated few.

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