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1
Which of the following does NOT apply to the private court theatres of the Renaissance?
elite audiences
elaborate costumes
offer cheap seats
elaborate sets
2
For that matter, what are stock characters?
Characters defined by type
Characters defined by environment
Professional actors
Masks
3
Because this theatre has no proscenium, it CANNOT have a 4th wall.
False
True
4
What is the set piece from Ancient Greece that reveals a stage tableau called?
4th wall
chariot and pole system
ekkyklema
deus ex machina
5
Which of the following most accurately describes the acting style of the Renaissance?
Lazzo
Presentational
Soliloquy
Representational
6
The Ancient Greeks had a strict rule NOT to represent violence on stage in any way.
True
False
7
What is the key idea behind Realism?
observable reality
innamorata
avant garde
relatability
8
Aristotle was the greatest playwright from Ancient Greece.
False
True
9
Because it was the Renaissance, theatre makers completely turned their backs on Medieval drama.
True
False
10
Commedia dell'arte means "comedy of art."
False
True
11
Of all the places and periods below, which did NOT feature stock characters?
Medieval drama
commedia erudita
Russian Realism
Italian commedia dell'arte
12
What is this?
pageant wagon
backstage
ekkyklema
Pantalone's house
13
Which of the following is NOT one of Aristotle's six elements of tragedy?
Song
Character
Dance
Plot
14
Okay, let's try this one more time: what is so Renaissance about this painting?
vibrant colors
unity of place
mix of styles
single point perspective
15
Who are the young lovers of commedia dell'arte?
Zanni
Lazzo
Erudita
Innamorata
16
The French Renaissance resulted in very strict rules for creating theatre.
True
False
17
A soliloquy is a particular kind of long speech in a play. What makes it different from a monologue?
it is spoken from the playwright's perspective rather than the character's
it is spoken to the audience
It is spoken to another character
it is set to music
18
What's that thing where a character tells the audience where they are because there are not elaborate sets?
lazzo
unobtrusive exposition
spoken stage directions
unity of place
19
Realism was so avant garde, that it required new acting techniques. Who is the theatrical duo who helped create one?
Ibsen and Antoine
Glaspell and O'Neill
Stanislavski and Chekhov
Strindberg and Ibsen
20
Speaking of soliloquies, which theatrical movement rejected them?
the Renaissance
Realism
Neoclassicism
Medieval drama