Question

which are elements of a shakespearean tragedy? select 4 options. a wise character a farfetched ending a flawed hero an emotional release a misunderstanding a major catastrophe

Explanation:

• A Shakespearean tragedy typically has a flawed hero (like Macbeth with his ambition).
• An emotional release (catharsis) for the audience.
• Misunderstandings (e.g., in Othello).
• A major catastrophe (usually the death of the hero and others). A wise character is more common in comedies. A far - fetched ending is not a typical element of a well - structured Shakespearean tragedy.

Answer:

C. a flawed hero, D. an emotional release, E. a misunderstanding, F. a major catastrophe