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T II and III EOC Review
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1
Who is the "Theatre Guy"
Lizeidy
Tony
Oscar
Anna
2
Which of the following is NOT discussed by the director when planning the costumes?
actor playing the lead
themes of the play
budget
historical period of the play
3
Who is known as the "father of tragedy"
Euripides
Aeschlyus
Aluisius
Sophocles
4
Shakespeare wrote his plays during the reign of
Prince Phillip
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary
King Louis
5
Considered Sweden's greatest author
Strindberg
Stickler
Strandberg
Strassberg
6
Which profession is most related to stage acting
secretary
lawyer
police officer
computer programmer
7
Explored the theme of aesthetic beauty
Realism
Melodrama
Romanticism
Naturalism
8
Painted cloth scenery that acts as the background
Teasers
Legs
Borders
Backdrop
9
Ibsen's drama, "A Doll's House" broke ground because it
realistically portrayed marriage and a woman's role in the world
told a story from a child's point of view
was the first example of "Theatre of the Absurd"
Introduced Sweden to comedic plays
10
An element in drama that arouses feelings of pity and compassion
Melodrama
Pathos
Catharsis
Romantic Comedy
11
What is the name for the chorus that sang and chanted called?
Exodus
Parodos
Stasimon
Prologus
12
Who is known as the first actor and playwright
Aeschylus
Thespis
Sophocles
Alvin
13
What was "commentary from the chorus" called
Praodos
Stasimon
Episode
Prologue
14
Imagined wall that separates actors from the audience
Apron
Fourth wall
Grand Curtain
Borders
15
Copyright _______ protect ideas
Does
possibly
might
Does not
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Type of theatre separated from the audience space by a proscenium wall
Black Box Theatre
Arena Theatre
Proscenium Theatre
Studio Theatre
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Stage time equals real time
Romanticism
Renaissance
Realism
Naturalism
18
A play performed as if the audience were watching through an imaginary “fourth wall"
Performance Art
Presentational Theatre
Visual Art
Representational Theatre
19
A play in which the protagonist comes to an untimely end
History Play
Tragedy
Romantic Comedy
Comedy
20
The curtain the covers the opening of the stage
Grand Drape
Tormentor
Grand Valance
Grand Curtain
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Wrote "An Actor Prepares"
Strindberg
Ibsen
Chekov
Stanislavski
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Plays that portrayed civil rights struggles of the 50's and 60's
Romeo and Juliet and Faust
Stranger Things and Dora the Explorer
Grease and Harry Potter
Hairspray and Raisin in the Sun
23
Best way for an actor to improve diction
performing physical warm-ups
moving downstage
practicing tongue twisters
staying hydrated
24
Plagiarism is the act of ________ the ownership of an idea
Misrepresenting
Trademarking
Presenting
Copywriting
25
A play that is meant to be read rather than performed
Parlor Play
Linear Play
Closet Play
Leaflet Play
26
In Greek Theatre, what is the name of the area in which the actors performed in?
Theatron
Parodos
Skene
Orchestra
27
_________ were not allowed to be onstage
Animals
Professors
Women
Royalty
28
Commedia dell'arte is the original form of
Opera
Improvisation
Pantomime
Musical Theatre
29
Actor alone onstage expressing his/her inner thoughts
Monologue
Aside
Dialogue
Soliloquy
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Who are these people
Arlene and Colm
Columbina and Arlecchino
Archie and Veronica
Columbia and Arlan
31
Which of these playwrights, is African American
August Wilson
Lorraine Hansberry
Both Red and Blue
William Shakespeare
32
Stanislavski's style of acting is also known as
Chekov Acting Technique
Meisner's Technique
Strassberg Method
Method Acting
33
Shakespeare's plays were written in
Iambic Pentameter
Lambic Pentameter
Vulcan Triameter
Triambic Pentameter
34
Commedia dell'Arte started in
Beijing
Sicily
London
Italy
35
The
Golden Era
is also known as
Both Red and Yellow
Elizabethan Era
The Renaissance
Restoration Era
36
How does Shakespeare portray Romeo and Juliet
Naive and bitter
Passionate and impatient
Crabby and hateful
Violent and judgmental
37
What types of works are protected by copyright
music and lyrics
computer software
All of the above
Video games