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The head of Roman acting troupe, in charge of finances, hiring musicians, costumes etc.
Aesopus
Periaktoi
Dominus
Dramaturg
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The decline of Roman theatre was due to?
The potato famine and the rise of the Byzantine Empire
Cut in the state budget for the arts
All of the above
Fall of the Roman Empire & Rise of Christianity
3
Name chief tragic writer during Roman times known for emphasizing violent on stage spectacle.
Horace
Seneca
Sophocles
Aristophanes
4
Sea battles staged on lakes and man-made bodies of water were called?
Naumachia
Satyr plays
Mesagog
Scaena Frons
5
Abstract themes presented as characters in the play (for example strength, beauty)?
Pageant
Allegory
Simile
Onomatopoeia
6
Who wrote the Menaechmi with broad physical humor, improbable plots and farcical elements?
Terence
Plautus
Horace
Seneca
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De Architectura, a 10-volume book about Roman theatrical architecture was written by?
Marcus Vitruvius
Publius Terentius
Zayn Malik
Tranio Theoproides
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11.The most noteworthy theatrical activity during the medieval period was religious or _____?
Satyrs
Liturgical
Elizabethan
Secular
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Medieval jugglers, mimes and minstrels performed in non-religious or ______ theatre.
Hrosvitha
Mystery
Miracle
Secular
10
After the fall of Rome in 600 AD came the period know to us as?
Restoration
Dark Ages
Renaissance
Sanskrit
11
An element that does not match the historical time period of the play is called?
Tropes
Vernacular
Anachronism
Liturgical
12
Scenic units placed side by side to show change of location were called?
Periaktoi
Mansions
Master of Secrets
Pageant Wagons
13
Roman playwright a slave educated and freed wrote comedies, subtle humor and elegant language?
Terence
Caesar
Aeschylus
Seneca
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The ordinary language used by the common people, not just scholars would be called?
Vernacular
Metaphor
Station Drama
Miracle Plays
15
The Medieval equivalent to a modern day director is called?
Choragos
Master of Secrets
Pageant Master
Priest and Altar Boys
16
The painted backdrop & curtain used in Roman theatre?
Cavea & Orchestra
Tiring Area & Platea
Pageant Wagon & Mansion
Auleum & Siparium
17
Roman equivalent to Aristotle writer of dramatic criticism such as Ars Poetica?
Medea
Phaedra
Horace
Aristotle
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Plot
structure
starts early in story has multiple characters subplots mixing of comedy/tragedy?
Realism
Crisis Drama
Episodic
Melodrama
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The Roman festival dedicated to Jupiter incorporating theatre was called what?
Miles Gloriousus
Circus Maximus
Festival Dionysus
Ludi Romani
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A play designed to teach a lesson (for example Everyman) is called ?
Morality
Miracle
Mystery
All of the above