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Plautus Quiz
Plautus Unmasked: A Comedic Challenge on Ancient Roman Wit and Wordplay
Updated: Apr 11, 2024
Dive into the rollicking world of Plautus! Test your wit with this quiz on the master of Latin comedy. Laughs and learning await—do you have the genius to match his plays?
Get ready to test your Plautus knowledge to the max with this difficult quiz! Featuring 30 questions on a wide range of topics, it's not for the faint of heart. Do you have what it takes to emerge victorious? Unlock your full potential.
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Old Latin
Silver Age
Golden Age
Imperial Period
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Palliata Comoedia
Historical Plays
Epic Poetry
Tragedy
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Works By Plautus
Roman Novels
Plays By Livius Andronicus
Plays About Soldiers
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Adapted Greek Theater
Introduced Prose
Created New Myths
Started Satire
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Fragments
Entire Works
Poems
Quotations
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100 BC
254 BC
184 AD
354 BC
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85 AD
184 BC
100 BC
254 BC
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Lyrical Songs
Soliloquies
Stock Characters
Tragic Endings
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Old Latin
Renaissance
Neoclassicism
Romanticism
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Less Than 20
Approximately 130
Over 200
Around 130
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Seneca
Virgil
Livius Andronicus
Ovid
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8
20
10
30
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Egypt
Carthage
Athens
Rome
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The Braggart Soldier
The Tragic Hero
The Wise King
The Cunning Slave
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Heracleidae
Amphitryon
Bacchides
Pseudolus
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Wordplay
Slapstick
Physical Comedy
Romantic Entanglements
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Lyric
Palliata
Epistle
Satira
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Geoffrey Chaucer
William Shakespeare
Thomas Kyd
Nicholas Udall
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Asinaria
Mostellaria
Captivi
Menaechmi
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Political Satire
Family Values
Love And Lust
War And Peace
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Soldier
Miller
Stage Carpenter
Carpenter
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Philosophers
Pretentious Romans
Politicians
Foreigners
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Inscriptions
Oral Tradition
Printed Books
Manuscripts
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Eloquent Language
Realistic Dialogue
Elaborate Puns
Colloquial Latin
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Monarchy
Republic
Empire
Dictatorship
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Mars
Mercury
Apollo
Jupiter
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After The Protagonist
After Battles
After Locations
After Virtues
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Lucius Accius
Scipio Africanus
Livius Andronicus
Gaius Laelius
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Soliloquies
All-female Casts
Mechanical Devices
Choral Odes
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