Match the List –I with List –II

List –I Term	List –II Meaning
A.	Catastrophe	I.	The introductory part of a play or narrative poem
B.	Epitasis	II.	The final action that completes the unravelling of the plot in a play, especially a tragedy.
C.	Protasis	III.	The dramatic complication that immediately precedes the climax of the play.
D.	Catastasis	IV.	The play of the play that develops the main action and that lends to the catastrophe

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Correct option is C

· A. Catastrophe - II. The final action that completes the unravelling of the plot, particularly in tragedies.
· B. Epitasis - IV. The part of the play that develops the main action leading to the catastrophe.
· C. Protasis - I. The introductory part of a play or narrative poem.
· D. Catastasis - III. The dramatic complication preceding the climax of a play.
Information Booster:
1. Catastrophe: Central to tragic plots, it involves a decisive final action, often the character's downfall or resolution of conflict.
2. Epitasis: Develops the main plot after the exposition (protasis), heightening the drama and leading toward the climax.
3. Protasis: Sets the stage, introducing key characters, setting, and initial circumstances.
4. Catastasis: Intensifies action just before the climax, setting up the conflict’s peak.