The number of surviving plays from the ancient age of Greek theater is Answers
A:800
B:150
C:1500
D:45

The correct answer is D. 45

Explanation:

In Ancient Greece, the theater was an important cultural element that reflected Greek values, customs, beliefs, etc. Due to this, during this civilization from the 12th century BC to the 7th century AC there were multiple playwrights including Aeschylus, Euripides, or Sophocles.  Also, it is known there were dozens of plays during the time but nowadays only some remain. Indeed, the estimated number of surviving plays is around 44 or 45, this includes plays such as Antigone, Medeas, or Prometheus Bound. According to this, the correct answer is 45.