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shtirl [24]
3 years ago
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which of the following statements accurately describes the works of sophocles over one hundred of his plays have survived and st

ill axist today. his work is not as well-recieved by modern-day critics as it was during his time. only seven of one hundred and twenty plays survive today, and they are considered literary classics. shakespear often used the worj of sophocles as inspiration for his plays
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Natalka [10]3 years ago
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Which of the following statements accurately describes the works of sophocles over one hundred of his plays have survived and still axist today.

his work is not as well-recieved by modern-day critics as it was during his time.

only seven of one hundred and twenty plays survive today, and they are considered literary classics.

shakespear often used the worj of sophocles as inspiration for his plays.


B) only seven of one hundred and twenty plays survive today, and they are considered literary classics.

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