A prologue is defined as the introductory first few lines, paragraphs, or page, to literary works and it is used to focus the reader´s attention on what the work will be about, and how the story originated. This is why the correct answer is the last one: A prologue begins the Greek drama.

The section of a Greek drama was typically used to communicate backstory would be the prologue. Hope this answers the question.

Prologue: An opening dialogue presenting the tragedy’s topic that took place before the entry of the chorus. 2. Parode (Entrance Ode): The entry chant or song of the chorus, often in an anapestic (short-short-long) marching rhythm or meter of four feet per line.

The exodus is the final scene or departure, usually a scene of dialogue. In some cases, songs were added.

Tragedy is an essential component (in both our life and literature) that provides the opportunity for one to expand one’s perspectives on life, and also allows one to “test” oneself in order to see how much one is able to successfully achieve, or to be able to recognize the limit one is capable of achieving.

Tragic Hero. The tragic hero at the center of a tragedy is a person of high rank who accepts his or her downfall with dignity. The tragic hero is a common archetype. A tragic flaw is an error in judgment or a weakness in character, such as hubris.

During the Week of Peace, Okonkwo commits the crime of beating his wife. This is his first crime against the earth. As punishment, he is told to make a ritual sacrifice, which he does. A few days before the new year, Okonkwo threatens his second wife Ekwefi with a gun.