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2021 Theatre History Study Guide
2021 Theatre History Study Guide
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1
Which Russian playwright was known for his lazy chaotic plays ?
Chekhov
Marx
Freud
Shakespeare
2
Who were the playwrights of the Modern Era
George Bernard Shaw, Bertolt Brecht, Henrik Ibsen
Henrik Ibsen and George Bernard Shaw
Anton Checkov, George B. Shaw, Henrik Ibsen
None of the above
3
Which type of "theatre of the people" borrows contrasting ideas from diverse cultures and joins them into a single work?
theatre of the people
theatre of identity
dominant cultural theatre
cross cultural theatre
4
What are the steps for creative problem solving?
none of the above
brainstorm, break down and test for solution
specify the problem,brainstorm possible solutions, and test the solution
specify the problem, break down problem, brainstorm, test for solution
5
Select from the following, African theatre pre-colonial forms grew out?
Audience participation required
All of the above
Often used masks
African Theatre pre-colonial forms grew out of ritual/employed acting
6
Protest plays date back to the Greek era
False
True
7
Which invention helped lead to the end of liturgical drama during the Renaissance.
Printing Press
Photography
Encyclopedia
Motion Films
8
What common category of theatre would Avant-Garde fall under
short answer
short answer
short answer
short answer
9
During the Renaissance Period, who was still focusing on Liturgical Drama?
German
Elizabethean
French
Spanish
10
Name of the playwrights of the Greek Era
Euripides, Aeschylus, Sophocles
Plautus, Terence, Seneca
11
Scholars believe theatre grew out of a ritual called the _________, a hymn sung to the god Dionysus.
hamartia
choregos
dithyramb
12
Ben Jonson died standing up in his grave?
True
False
13
Name the types of plays that were performed in the Middle Ages? How many were there?
allegory, morality, shepherds, mystery, miracle, 5
allegory, mystery, morality, cycle, shepherds, 5
allegory, cycle, mystery, and morality, 4
14
Why was the Peking Theatre important
short answer
short answer
short answer
short answer
15
In Greek tragedies an emotional release called "catharsis" -- an intense, two-fold feeling of what:
joy and anger
pity and fear
joy and fear
fear and anger
16
During the post-World War era in America, playwrights often mixed realism with other styles such as expressionism
False
True
17
Are we born with talent or can it be developed?
We are born with talent
We are born with talent and it can be developed
Talent can be developed over a period of time.
None of the above
18
Melodramas were NOT cheap imitations of Romantic plays
True
False
19
These middle-class plays were a hallmark of the Enlightenment period:
Comedy of Manners
Liturgical Drama
Domestic Tragedies and Sentimental Comedies
Commedia Dell'arte
20
Which feature of the typical Greek theatre space means "dancing place" and is where the chorus performed?
theatron
periakto
orchestra
skene
21
Which philosopher would be the key proponent of Naturalism?
Bertolt Brecht
George Bernard Shaw
Henrik Ibsen
Anton Chekov
22
One of the most popular forms of entertainment in Rome, which included jugglers, acrobats, comic skits, vulgar language
mimes
bread and circus
none of the above
satyr plays
23
Kathakali theatre was an indian form of theatre
False
True
24
What are the most common categories of theatre?
commercial, historical, political, experimental, cultural
commercial, historical, and political
commercial and historical
historical, political, commercial, experimental
25
Who were the three playwrights of the Modern Era
short answer
short answer
short answer
short answer
26
Which country introduced set design
France
Italy
England
Spain