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Sanskrit and theatre of Change: Theatre -Acting class
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1
Which came first
Roman Theater
Livius Andronicus
Mystery plays
Greek Theatre
2
Sanskrit plays were performed by men only
True
False
3
define re-imagine
a type of conspiracy theory
a type of photographic process
to paint a picture that you have before
to think & reflect on something in a new way, to see it in a different way
4
pageant carts
was a wagon lived in by traveling families
Was a type of processional in a parade
Were a type of vending cart
was a special stage for cycle plays
5
types of plays
Anka Plays and Dima Plays
Nataka Plays and Prakarana Plays
Comedy and Tragedy plays
Dhama and Drogga plays
6
The Ramayana is
an intimate family narrative
about the Monkey Kings rise to power
Stompeding Elephants
an adventure story about a king
7
Half the space was for the stage and backstage, to other half for the audience
True
False
8
How long did each cycle play last?
15 mintues
1 hour
30 minutes
all day
9
The Theatre was restored to Western Culture as a form of Religious Service
False
True
10
Define Agent of Change
People who work in a theatre to change the cloths back stage
People who design new clothing style for the change of seasons
People who work toward change in a culture, people, or situation.
People who work for the secret society of UMPA
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Define Cultural Norms
The usual way society does things or believes on topics.
The way fashion changes
The study of nomads
The way a cultural measures change
12
Hrotsvistha wanted her plays to be only serious and sacred
False
True
13
Why did the Church start to use Theatre?
as a form of ministry
as part of the liturgy
as a form of entertainment
to engage the church goes in the message
14
Sanskrit Drama doesn't focus on Scenery
False
True
15
Which god did Bhrama charge with the teaching of Drama?
Atonious Philosophius
Bharata who tought his 100 sons
Jonny Appleseed
Marahata who teaching his preists
16
Plato support theatre for Religious use and Physical Training--but not for popular enterntainment
False
True
17
Define Status Quo
the measurement of elitism
The sum of the argument
Things as that change
things as they have always been.
18
What evoked Rasas?
Bhamahs
the gods
Bhavas
Emotions
19
Right and Wrong interpretations are not affected by ones culture
False
True
20
What was the Story of the Passion Play
Lust and desire
The death and resurrection of Jesus
The life of Saints
The Birth of Jesus
21
Priest did not want to play secular characters
True
False
22
Who first performed theatre in the Church? (in the 900s)
Nuns
Parishioners
Mimes
Priests
23
Every single highly styled movement of the body has meaning in Sanskrit theatre
False
True
24
What was the them of Mystery Plays?
Lives of the Christians
Morality
Just the Passion of Christ
Biblical Stories
25
What was the Theme of Morality Plays?
Stories of good and evil
The life of Christ
Bible Stories
A form of Greek Theatre
26
Which came first
French mime
Greek Mime
Roman mime
American mime
27
Classes could mix and sit together
True
False
28
What event caused Cycle plays to be banned?
The drama was used to mock Christianity
The Sacred topics should not be performed by secular people
The Priests and Nuns didn't have time to perform so much
The English Protestant Reformation
29
Define Exemplar
Usually the “example” of something well done
A type of warrior
a type of postage stamp
Usually the prototype for a new invention
30
Sanskrit's orgin was said to have been started by
Bharata Muni
Brahma
Aristotle
Bhavas
31
Where is Sanskrit from?
Oceania
India
the Americas
Europe
32
Who came first
Juno
Bachus
Dionysius
Jupiter
33
Which came first
The Roman Circus
Egyptian Book of the Dead
Quem Quearitis
The Passion
34
Mahabharata is
a hero's journey
A poets journey
an epic tale of battle between two groups of Cousins.
An epic tell of love between a king and a maiden
35
The Church first reintroduced theatre as a
Christmas play
Easter Liturgy
Mystery Play
Morality play
36
Who was Hrotsvitha?
a playright
A princess
a nun
a canoness
37
Why did theatre move from the Church to the streets?
The church wanted to tell historical stories of culture
It became too secular
The Church wanted to resurrect secular theatre
The audiences grew to big
38
The showing of emotions through body posture and gesture is of upmost importance in Sanskrit Drama
True
False
39
Theatre and the Arts can participate in changing peoples ideas about things
True
False
40
Rhythm (timing), Costume, were not important to the telling of the story
True
False
41
Who came first
Plautus
Constantine
Paul
Plato
42
What time frame in found in a Passion Play
The Frivolity of the Nyads
The Festival Of Dionysius
The Death and Resurrection of Jesus
The Life of Emperor Nero
43
Who wrote a 6000 verse poem that explained Sanskrit Drama?
Ghandi
Mahat Obama
Bharata Muni
Mararagah
44
How was catagories of Sanskrit Drama identitfied ?
by Emotions (Rasas)
by Moods (Rasas)
By Genres
By length
45
Define the Agogic Moment
Total amazement when you find you have won or succeeded
the moment of change, or “Ah-ha” moment when one realizes something new
The state of being agog about something
The sense of total loss when you realize you didn't win at Kahoots
46
What is a Human-to-Human type of communication
Entertainment
Sharing Stories
The visions of the Oracle of Delphi
The celebration of life
47
Sanskrit theatre was often staged in conjunction with religious festivals and preceded by elaborate religious rituals:
False
True
48
Define Agency
a thing, action, or activity that brings about a result or has an effect
A training program that develops artists for performance
A type of chemical action that results in total destruction
Code for the CIA secret branch of performers
49
What were Miracle plays about
witchcraft
Lives of the Saints
Only the miracles of Jesus
Magic and ritural miracles
50
Theatre reemerged in the 900's in
Theatres
Castles
The town square
the Church
51
Cycle plays
Was performed by Priests and Nuns
was not performed by priests or nuns
involved all the city
involved all the business and guilds
52
What does Quem Quaeritis mean?
Come what May
The Four Corners of the World
The Sum of All Truth
Whom do you seek
53
Moving theatre from inside to outside the church allowed it become secular
True
False
54
Why did the Church oppress Theatre?
It was dedicated to Greco-Roman Gods
It was sexually promiscuous
It was vulgar and violent
It was Roman
55
Define Intervene
to cause trouble
To take medicine by injection
To step in on the behalf of another.
to argue or debate
56
Why did Brahma think drama was important to do
He wanted to please the gods
he wanted to perform
the scriptures were to literary and drama was a good tool for teaching
He wanted anger the demons
57
What is an example of "Other-to-Human" communication
God/god[s}, the devine speaking to a human
a person worshipping Dionysius
A person sharing a celebration with their family
an entertainer
58
The last recorded play in Roman was
533 AD
33 AD
500 BC
318 AD
59
Define Entertainment
Theatre for fun and pleasure
Theatre for propaganda
Theatre for change
Theatre for Education
60
What does re-cognition mean?
to define an answer
to dream about something
to think about something in a new way
to clog up something, or be foggy in thoughts
61
How did the performing arts continue after the Theatres were closed?
The performers travelled and became ministrels, jesters & traveling troups
They didn't survive, it ended all performance.
The Church absorbed the gestures and spectical of Theatre
The theatre actually continued as before
62
Who came first
Hrotvistha
Seneca
Birth of Jesus
Ezekiel
63
What is an example of communication that is "Human-to-Other"
A person performing religious acts
A person teaching a truth
An oracle talking to a supplicant
A person speaking to a child
64
What is a Canoness?
A written lanuage
A type of Nun
A type of Canon used in Castles
A type of monk
65
Theatre was sometimes well supported and other times condemned
False
True
66
Before theatre was reintroduced in the Church everything was in Latin
True
False
