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Theatre 101 Semester 1 Final Prep
Theatre 101 Semester 1 Final Prep
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2022 Final prep
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1
the Christian Church part of the Fall of Roman Theatre?
True
False
2
Who is credited with starting Pantomime in Rome?
Livius Andronicus
Aristophanes
Socrates
Lucian of Samosata
3
What is a "Table Read"
The measurements of a table for a set
The dress rehearsal
The read of the text with only the director and editors
the first reading of a script by the actors
4
What are parts of Mimesis
a copy of life
a Shakespearean theory
Immitation
the art of mime
5
What is the Parados?
The entry and introduction of the Chorus
The parabolic narrative of the Actor
The exit of the Chorus and Actors
The dance of the actors
6
Propagand Theatre
The use of theatre to protest
The use of theatre to teach truth
The use of theatre to Entertain
The use of theatre to sway an audiance to a political view
7
The Antagonist in the story is usually
The character resisting the main characters will
The side-kick in the story
The lovers in the story
The hero of the story
8
What is the Parados?
The entry and introduction of the Chorus
The dance of the actors
The exit of the Chorus and Actors
The parabolic narrative of the Actor
9
Define Etiology
The pratice of eating human beings
The cause and beginning of things
The study of Eti in the high mountains of the Alps
The essence of things
10
The Introduction is also called
The plot
The Establishing Criteria
a Soliloquy
The Exposition
11
Where did Roman Theatre get many of its source materials?
The Comedia Dell'Arte
The Persians
The Greeks
the Egyptians
12
The conflict of a story causes the Rising Action
False
True
13
Which of these are known as Mime Martyrs?
Genesius
Antonio
Livius Andronicus
Philemon
14
Falling Action is sometimes listed as the Resolution in some plot lines
False
True
15
Propaganda Theatre
Includes many forms of political theatre
seeks to indoctrinate
a form of Panda theatre
Can seek to 'brainwash' the audience
16
Mimesis
The part of the show where the actors mime
A type of horror play
a copy of life
The entry of the chorus
17
adapation
the process of making a play from a book
the metamorphasis of a creature
Updating a play from an original form to a new form
The evalution that creates an original production
18
What is the stasimon
The second part of the play spoken by an actor
The narrative of the chorus that transitions between scenes or A commentary
The Statues used an a Greek Drama
The pauses in a narrative
19
Protest Theatre
A form of Social Justice Theatre
A form of Mimetic Impulse
A form of Entertainment
A form of Ludic Impulse
20
Which order is correct?
rising action; introduction; conflict; climax: resolution: end
Introduction; conflict; climax; resolution; end
Inciting Incident; Exposition; Climax; falling action: end
exposition; inciting incident; resolution, climax; enc
21
Enterntainment is
a form of theatre that focuses on simply pleasing the audiance
The main reason for theatre
Emergered as a form of theatre from Greece.
Popular theatre which began in Egypt
22
In the "Republic" Plato states that popular theatre can hurt a cultures development
False
True
23
which are theories of the origin of theatre: as in from what it emerged?
Play
Ritual
Immitation
Myth
24
What is the Prologue?
The first narrative of a play that sets the stage
The second part of the Introduction
Part of the conflict
The record used to log information on the play
25
Which is NOT a Roman playwright?
Aristophanes
Seneca
Terence
Plautus
26
Dramatic Line is also called
the Plot Line
A introduction
The Climax
The Exposition
27
Celebration of life refers to theatre that
expresses and shares in the joy of living
The cult of Demeter
A ritual of Dionysius
a Roman Pantomime
28
The Climax an also be
The falling action of the play
The turning point of the play
The resolution of the play
the rising action of the play
29
Ludic Impulse
The human tendency to sing
The work of Ludic van Balthsazar
The tendancy to be lewd
The desire to play
30
Roman theater was more vulgar than Greek Theatre
True
False
31
The Protagonist is
Usually the villain of the story
Usually the Guide in the story
the character that supports the main character of the play
the main character around which the action takes place
32
Falling Action takes place in the __________
Resolution
Conflict
Exposition
Climax
33
What did they do in the Circus?
Greek theatre productions
Augustus Clowns
Gladiator games
Races and Sports
34
Which is NOT an orginal Roman Structure
The Circus
The Colosseum
The Aquaducts
the Amphitheatre
35
What is NOT part of Mimesis
the Theory of Entertainment
Mime
a copy of life
the Mimetic Impulse
36
Mimetic Impulse
the tendency to copy
The tendency to play
The tendency to immitate
The desire to where white face
37
Roman Theatre was more developed than Greek Theatre
False
True
38
Annotating a script also involves
the PR for the show
Scoring
marking the characters movements and blocking
Deciding how you will emphasize and interpret the text
39
What it the Ludic Impulse?
the desire for immoral activity
The natural tendency to Play
the theatrical form of theatre as performed by the demonically possessed.
The tendency for people to be lewd and rude
40
Social Justice Theatre
Restoration plays
Theatre used to address or raise awareness to injustice
Mimesis
Theatre used solely for propaganda
41
the longest part of a play is usually
the introduction
the rising action
the resolution
the climax
42
Which is NOT part of the Ritual Theory of Theatre
Ritual only exists in Western Theatre
A group Cambridge Scholars stated that theatre started as a form of Ritual
Ritual is based on Religion
Ritual can include the practice of Magic
43
the Inciting Incident is
The resolution
The series of events that follow the climax
the event that ends the play
The event that starts the conflict or rising action
44
What is an Episode?
A event of the conflict
A part of the resolution
The end narrative of a play
A scene with an actor performing the story
45
Dramaturgy is
research conducted on a play that reveals its background and other facts
review of a play
Reseach the reveals details referred to in the play but not explained
The writing of a play
46
What is the Exodus
The building where artors exit from
the migration of the Children of Israel as lead by Abraham.
A dance of the Actors
The last narrative and exit of the Chorus
47
Myths try to answer how things come to be
False
True
48
Which is NOT part of Dramatic Line
The Introduction
the Plot Line
The Dress Rehearsal
The Climax
49
the mimetic impulse results in mimesis
False
True
50
Myth as a theory of Theatre's Origin is about
Mimetic Impulse
The beginning or cause of things
Ludic Impulse
Etiology
51
The Mimetic Impulse
The desire to immitate and recreate
The desire to minimalize
the desire to reproduce
The desire to put on white face and mime
52
Which Greek Festival is said to have given birth to Greek Theatre?
The Festival of Apollo
The Festival of Zeus
The Festival of Dionysius
The Festival of the Muses
53
The Rising Action is sometimes just listed as the Conflict in some Plot Lines
False
True