Which Greek stool has four shaped legs and woven leather seats, influenced by Egypt's x-shaped stool?

• A. Klismos
• B. Diphros
• C. Kline
• D. Trapeza

Answer: (B)

The key idea is recognizing Greek furniture by its form and how cross-cultural influences show up in everyday pieces. A simple four-legged stool with a seat woven from leather or fibers fits the diphros. It’s a practical, low seating piece used in Greek homes, and its design mirrors Egyptian precedents—an x-shaped or cross-braced stool that provides stability while keeping the look light. The Greek adaptation kept four sturdy legs and a woven seat, distinguishing it from other items: the klismos is a chair with elegant curved legs and a back; the kline is a couch or bed; and the trapeza is a table. So the four-legged, woven-seat stool influenced by Egypt’s cross-styled stools is the diphros.