The Plays of Menander Show

Multiple Choice

The plays of Menander show

A) the growing cynicism of an alienated population lost in a world over which they had no control.
B) a warm concern for people and a sympathetic understanding of human weaknesses.
C) the continued popularity of biting political satire.
D) a fascination with the unusual, the grotesque and the exotic.
E) that Greek plays could be written by non-Greek writers.