Question

2 multiple choice 1 point greek sculpture sough perfection in what? human form the polis the gods nature

Explanation:

Ancient Greek sculptors focused on capturing idealized, proportional human anatomy, viewing the human form as a vessel of beauty and perfection, even when depicting gods (who were given human-like idealized bodies). The polis (city-state) was a political/social structure, not a focus of sculptural perfection, and nature was not the primary subject of their pursuit of perfection in sculpture.

Answer:

Human form