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Theatre Appreciation Midterm
Theatre Appreciation Midterm
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Reflects the struggles of lovers to be together, often ends happily
Catharsis
Romantic Comedy
Domestic Drama
Comedy of Manners
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Convergent thinking is trying to come up with as many solutions as possible
True
False
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Complications ensue, action occurs, and things are revealed
Falling Action
Climax
Rising Action
Inciting Incident
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The point of maximum dramatic conflict/crisis. The point at which something must change
Inciting Incident
Rising Action
Falling Action
Climax
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the literary character of the text, it’s language and tone
Diction
Speech
Dialect
theme
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The art of developing a story or Dialogue in the moment
Comic Premise
Improvisiation
Comedy
Adaptation
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Climactic structure is by far the most common structure you will find
True
False
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all of the audible content of the production
Sound
Spectacle
Songs
Music
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people’s early attempts to understand what couldn't be explained in the world around them
Myth
Exposition
Legend
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Fasted Paced, Physical Comedy... Often involves mistaken Identity and sexual misbehavior
Comedy of Manner
Satire
Farce
Parody
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Mocks those who seek to enforce cultural conventions
Comedy of Manner
Parody
Satire
Farce
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The fuel for creativity
Catharsis
Ideas
Imagination
Thought
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Dramatizes historical events
History Plays
Documentary Plays
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the point in the character's journey at which the playwright decides to begin telling their story
Inciting Incident
Point of Attack
Exposition
Rising Action
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Mockery by exaggeration
Comedy of Manners
Parody
Farce
Satire
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This type of tragedy focuses on those with high social position, with significant power/responsibility
Modern
Traditional
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Pastiche is the combination of different styles to create a new work
False
True
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the text as the author(s) wrote it. It exists as literature, but not yet as theater
Play
Preformace
Plot
Production
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all of the visual elements of the production
Props
Set
Decorations
Spectacle
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Works from the source material, strives for accuracy as well as impact
Drama
Adaptation
Documentary Plays
History Plays
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The ability to give ourselves over to the story and believe in the world of the play and it’s characters
Aesthetic Distance
Willing Suspension of Disbelief
Audience Awareness
The Fourth Wall
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the execution of the planned Production at one moment for one audience
Plot
Play
Production
Performance
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The structure and action of the play. What happens and how you find out about it
Summary
Epilogue
Plot
Sequence of Event
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the moment where the action of the play begins. Our dramatic conflict is established
Inciting Incident
Cliamx
Rising Action
The Peak
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the collaborative efforts of a group of artists that create a living embodiment of the Play for an audience to see
Performance
Play
Production
Theme
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Anonymous is an adaptation
False
True
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A political comedy
Comedy of Manners
Satire
Parody
Farce
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Happy could be categorized as a domestic Drama
True
False
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The ability to separate the world of the play from reality
Willing suspension of Disbelife
The fourth wall
Aesthetic Distance
Audience Awareness
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Standard pattern of ten stressed and unstressed syllables
Conjectural Reconstruction
Omission
Pageant Wagon
Iambic Pantameter
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Which of the following is NOT an example of structure
Serial
Climactic
Sequence
Episodic
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Catharsis is the purging of emotions
True
False
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Aesthetic Distance is the ability to give yourself over to the world of the play
False
True
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the results of the climax are established, the main plotline is wrapped up
Inciting Incident
Falling Action
Ending
Epilogue
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freedom from representational qualities in art
Pastiche
Abstraction
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The overall statement, point, or idea of the play
Metaphor
Theme
Plot
Idea
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An Embellished story about the past and it's hero's
Archetype
Legend
Myth
Foil Character
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The ability to be physically aware of yourself while also functioning as a character
Willing Suspension of Disbelief
Aesthetic Distance
Dual Consciousness
The 4th Wall
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Past events, ideas, character details, and other information that is necessary to the story
Rising Action
Prologue
Details
Expositon
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Adaption changes the form of an already existing work
True
False
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the point in the characters journey at which the playwright decides to begin telling their story
Climax
Point of Attack
Inciting Incident
Exposition
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From the French, translates as “type”
Themes
Categories
interpretation
Genre
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character types that appear in many different literary forms across time, place, and culture
Foil Character
Protagonist
Archetypes
Exposition
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change takes hold, loose ends are tied up, sometimes we see the long term consequences of action
Climax
Inciting Incident
Falling Action
Epilogue