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T3: Medieval Theater
T3: Medieval Theater
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A review of all the elements of Medieval Theatre every theatre student should know
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1
The first book in the bible, that Mystery plays focus on
The Old Testament
Genesis.... i guess
The Book of Lily
The Torah
2
Author of the morality play we read in class
Alexander the Great
Sophocles
Anton Y. Mouse
Anonymous
3
Latin for "body of Christ", a festival celebrating the body and blood of Christ
Corpus Christi
Christophers' Crops
Corpse of Christine
Computer Chips
4
Someone who holds more than one spiritual belief or religion
Apatheist
Pagan
Spiritualist
5
What took over the functions of leadership after the fall of the Roman
The Church
United States Congress
Murphy
Parliament
6
In the beginning most Medieval plays took place in the churchs'........
Pulpit
Pews
Alter
Courtyard
7
The play that we focused on; We wrote monologues inspired by this play
No One
Once Told Me
Everyman
Somebody
8
The 13th play in the cycle; considered the most popular one due to the Three Wise Men
First Goat-Herder
Seventh Ring Master
Second Shepard
Third Lion Tamer
9
This invention around 1455 help define this period and changed the world
Projector
Computer
Printing Press
Pencil
10
If there were no known playwrights during this period, who wrote the plays?
The Pope
The Rabbi
The Clergy
The Noblemen
11
These were plays based on biblical stories (i.e. Adam and Eve, fall of mankind, etc.)
Bible
Mystery
Historical
Morality
12
A huge platform with many houses representing heaven, wraith, envy, hell, etc.
Suburb
Mansions
Community
Courtyard
13
These plays were based on saints and martyrs
Catharsis
Religious
Miracle
Murphy
14
These plays were based on allegories with strong moral overtones
Morality
Microwave
Mortality
Macabees
15
The Medieval Period is also known as
Ice Age
Middle Ages
New Age
Dark Ages
16
Common playing space for actors in front of the Mansion stage
Promenade
Platypus
Plateau
Platea
17
The ultimate Morality play
Wakefield Cycle Plays
The Fall of Man(kind)
The Second Shepherd's play
Everyman
18
A popular cycle of Mystery plays, staged and named after this town in England
London
Wakefield
Guatemala
Bethlehem
19
Anno Domini/A.D. refers to this as (three words)
Stanislavsky; Method Acting
Resurrection of Jesus
Birth of Christ
Theater Two Class
20
This went around from location to location performing plays in Medieval times
Pageant Wagons
Mystery Mobiles
Mansion Stages
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The last book in the Bible, that Mystery plays focused on...
The Book of Genesis
The Book of Revelations
The Book of Salvation
The Book of Murphy
