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1
A group of actors who perform several works for short periods of time.
troupe
King's Men
Le Group
repertory company
2
Why did the first Globe theater burn down?
it never burned; it closed due to the plague and was later torn down
a canon shot during a performance hit the roof
it was burned to prevent further spread of the plague
a mob of angry Puritans set fire to it
3
Located in the floor of the stage, for special effects
trap door
heavens
tiring house
pit
4
Who played the ingenue roles in Elizabethan theater?
space aliens
young boys
older men
young women
5
What other event was held at the Hope Theatre, aside from plays?
bear baiting
beauty pageants
poetry declamation
singing competitions
6
In an
aside
:
an actor delivers a monologue, while alone on stage
an actor addresses the audience
there is no such thing, Ms. Howard
the playwrite provides stage directions
7
Which of the following is NOT a genre of Shakespere's plays?
tragedy
Romance
Gothic
history
8
The first true theatre in London was named:
The Theatre
The Globe
The Rose
The Hope
9
The area above the stage with rigging for special effects
heavens
upstairs
tiring house
gallery
10
What is the metrical pattern and rhyme scheme?
iambic pentameter; ababcdcd...
iambic pentameter; aabbccdd...
iambic tetrameter ababcdcd...
prose
11
In this era, players (actors) and theater performances were often considered immoral and indecent.
false
true
12
What is the metrical pattern of these lines?
iambic pentameter
there is no pattern--it is prose
blank verse
trochaic tetrameter
13
What is the source for most stock characters used in the English Renaissance?
morality plays of the middle ages
the Commedia del Arte in Italy
French comedies of the court of Louis XIV
the collected works of JJ Howard
14
The type of rhyme in lines 2 and 4
a bad scene
slant rhyme
identical rhyme
pure rhyme
15
The people who stood in the pit to watch Shakespeare's plays:
peers
women
groundlings
men
16
"Call you me fair? that fair again unsay."
typical syntax
inverted syntax
17
What is the metrical pattern of these lines?
trochaic pentameter
trochaic tetrameter
iambic tetrameter
iambic pentameter
18
Elizabethan theaters used numerous special effects, such as fire and blood effects.
True
False
19
This form of irony occurs when the audience possesses knowledge that characters do not
situational
dramatic
verbal
cosmic
20
Literary historians think that Shakespeare wrote ____plays.
96
37
8
154
21
Where was Shakespeare born?
space
Dublin
London
Stratford
22
T or F? Set design and costume in Elizabethan theater matched the era of the play’s setting.
false
true
23
Shakespeare’s Acting Company:
first Lord Chamberlain’s Men, then King’s Men
first the Admiral’s Men, then King’s Men
was actually not that great and had no name
King’s Men; became Lord Chamberlain’s Men after king's death
24
T or F: Disguise and mistaken identity are conventions of Elizabethan comedy.
true
false
25
Area where the higher-class theatergoers sat
pit
gallery
tiring house
heavens
26
The vowel sound is the same, with a different consonant sound at the beginning, like: cat/hat
JUST RHYME
end rhyme
slant rhyme
pure rhyme
27
A work of literature that idealizes a peaceful, happy rural setting
comedy
pastoral
masque
tragedy
28
Which is the best definition for soliloquy?
a character addresses the audience, breaking the fourth wall
a section of the play including song and dance
a 14-line poem written in regular meter
dramatic technique-a character says inner thoughts aloud
29
A category of character role in Renaissance theater: the older female parts
ingenue
dame
fool
hero
30
A single character talks aloud his or her inner thoughts
, not
within earshot of another character.
YEET
dramatis personae
soliloquy
monologue
31
Which characters usually speak in
prose
in Shakespeare's plays?
magical characters
high-class characters
working-class characters
only the narrator
32
In Renaissance theater: changing and resting rooms for actors, behind stage
gallery
tiring house
pit
hidey-hole
33
Blank verse is:
unrhymed verse with a set metrical pattern
rhymed iambic tetrameter
unrhymed iambic pentameter
verse included as part of a play
34
Which of the following is NOT a convention of Shakespearean comedy?
stock characters
soliloquy and asides
costumes to match the play's setting
disguise and mistaken identity
35
What is the main difference between poetry and prose?
Poetry is always about trees
Poetry is written in lines and stanzas; prose is written in sentences
Poetry has a pattern of rhyme and meter; prose does not
Poetry always includes figurative language & sensory details; prose may not
36
What did an actor-sharer do in an acting company?
work for free to learn the acting trade
act in plays for a weekly salary
act in plays and own a stake of the company
make delicious cheese
37
A stock character, typically a wise jokester or trickster character, like Puck
Loki
The Joker
fool
ingenue
38
Which of the following pairs of words is a slant rhyme?
love/prove
fear/care
say/may
night/flight
39
What type of rhyme is most commonly used in
A Midsummer Night's Dream
?
eye rhyme
end rhyme
internal rhyme
Elizabethan rhyme
40
True or False? Costumes were usually the clothes worn at that time,
not
usually matching the era of the play’s setting.
true
false
41
The theater most associated with Shakespeare:
The Theatre
The Hope
The Globe
The Rose
42
A poem with 14 lines and a regular meter--the form used most often by Shakespeare.
villanelle
monologue
sestina
sonnet
43
Genre of
A Midsummer Night's Dream:
Comedy
Tragedy
History
Romance
44
A noble who provided money and respectability to an acting company.
patron
groundling
supporter
balustrade
45
Dialogue in Shakespeare’s plays often mention the time as all plays were performed in the day.
False
True