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Theatre I Word Wall & Benchmark 2
Theatre I Word Wall & Benchmark 2
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the highness or lowness of a voice
inflection
resonance
pitch
volume
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What was Shakespeare's father's profession?
a glover and leather worker
a pastor
a sheep herder
a government official
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a speech delivered by one actor in which they reveal their thoughts when alone on stage
improvisation
lackluster
project
soliloquy
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to become smaller and smaller; shrink
dwindle
impede
dauntless
jaded
5
What word must never be mentioned in a Theater if you're not performing it, for it is cursed?
Richard III
Macbeth
Yorick
Hamlet
6
not wasteful
frugal
flawed
negotiate
generous
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the highness or lowness of a voice
volume
pitch
volume
resonance
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William Shakespeare lived and worked during the time known as the what?
Renaissance
Depression
Reformation
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to copy or imitate
negotiate
dauntless
rant
mimic
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slow down; to hinder
jaded
impede
swagger
lustrous
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the muscle below the rib cage
diaphragm
rant
resonance
volume
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to secretively or suddenly kill someone
assassinate
rant
dauntless
impede
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Theatre was banned in medieval times by who?
roman catholic church
roman senate
King Henry VIII
Land owners
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Shakespeare is credited to have written how many plays?
29
37
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Shakespeare's Advice to Actor's is from which play?
Romeo and Juliet
Macbeth
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Hamlet
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to increase voice so they will carry to the audience
pitch
project
volume
resonance
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worn out; wearied
jaded
dauntless
swagger
impede
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a rich; warm vocal tone
pitch
resonance
diaphragm
inflection
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to bargain with
negotiate
dwindle
varied
lackluster
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What important architectural creation came from the renaissance?
the wall
the arch
the dome
the proscenium arch
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having sparkle or shine
audible
lackluster
dauntless
lustrous
22
variety of vocal pitch
inflection
pitch
resonance
volume
23
not content; dissatisfied
lackluster
impede
swagger
discontent
24
What is Hamlet contemplating in his famous soliloquy, "to be or not to be?"
Becoming King
Killing his father
Taking his own life
Marrying Ophelia
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peaceful; quiet; calm
negotiate
discontent
dwindle
tranquil
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the loudness of a voice
pitch
project
volume
audible
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What ideas or rules dominated renaissance theater?
neolithic
neo-fascist
neoclassical
neo-mimic
28
an impromptu scene where the actors make up the dialogue and action
generous
improvisation
obscene
rant
29
to secretively or suddenly kill someone
assassinate
negotiate
pitch
project
30
What are stock characters?
characters under contract
background characters
characters pulled from stock
immediately recognizable archetypes
31
What are the three "M" plays of medieval theater?
minor, major, and mirror
miracle, morality, and mystery
mystery, mastery, and mischief
murder, malice, and mayhem
32
unselfish; giving
rant
dauntless
negotiate
generous
33
What era is Shakespeare from?
medieval dark ages
victorian
elizabethan
barbarian
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slow down; to hinder
impede
jaded
discontent
negotiate
35
dull; boring
mimic
lustrous
negotiate
lackluster
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variety of vocal pitch
inflection
volume
resonance
pitch
37
What new painting technique changed theater in the renaissance?
impressionist
poor houses
perspective
abstract
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offensive to morality or decency
dwindle
jaded
impede
obscene
39
the distinction between right and wrong; good behavior and bad behavior
generous
resonance
morality
obscene
40
diverse
lustrous
discontent
generous
varied
41
able to be heard
volume
project
audible
resonance
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to walk or strut boastfully
rant
swagger
mimic
negotiate
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What does Renaissance mean?
both a and b
rebirth
continued nuisance
new beginning
44
having imperfections
jaded
flawed
impede
morality
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What is Shakespeare's Scottish play?
Macbeth
Richard III
Hamlet
Romeo and Juliet
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to talk in a wildly aggressive way
obscene
rant
pitch
resonance
47
What is Hamlet in his famous soliloquy, To be or not to be?
Killing his father
Taking his own life
Becoming King
Marrying Ophelia
48
offensive to morality or decency
obscene
frugal
rant
morality
49
What Shakespeare play takes place in Denmark and involves a killed king?
Macbeth
Hamlet
Othello
50
the wooing of one person by another
courtship
rant
lustrous
mimic
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What was used to transport plays from place to place during medieval times?
barges
pageant wagons
pack mules
stage coaches