According to Aristotle, how should the chorus in a Greek tragedy be viewed?

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It consists solely of lyrical songs within the dramaIt ought to be considered as one of the performersIt is meant only to deliver reportsIt serves exclusively to provide commentary on the events

Explanation

Aristotle emphasized that the chorus in Greek tragedy functions as an integral part of the performance and should be seen as one of the actors, contributing to the dramatic action rather than merely singing or commenting.