In AMND, why are Oberon and Titania fighting at the beginning of the play?

He wants custody of the Indian boy

Which of the following is NOT true of the end of the Spanish Golden Age of Theatre?

The death of Lope de Vega marks the end of the Spanish Gold Age

What strategy most often leads to successful “creativity” in scientists?

Articulate a controversial/new position or idea that destabilizes old ideas

Which of the following is the most important outcome of a college education?

abilities to learn, judge, and use new information or processes

Which of the following is NOT true?

Success and failure in science and art do not share much in common

Which of the following mental processes identifies the skill you are using to analyze dramatic action?

to identify and construct meaning

Which of the following is NOT a factor in the decline of dramatic literature during the Romantic Age?

difficulties in overcoming the residual effects of Neoclassicism on dramati

Which of the following is NOT true of Hrotsvit, the Canoness at the Saxon abbey of Gandersheim?

The plays she wrote had a significant impact on her contemporaries

Which of the following is NOT true?

Traveling to the past is possible for humans

Which of the following is NOT true of Neoclassicism in France?

growth was aided by the continued attachment to Medieval styles of staging

Which of the following is NOT true of morality plays?

based on the liturgical dramas (tropes) that preceded them

Which of the following is NOT true?

DAs are the same as literal actions

In the modern world, from where does meaning arise?

from a powerful many who contest it

Which of the following is NOT a factor in the delay of the emergence of French Golden Age Theatre?

Religious drama continued to hold sway over France despite their civil war

In the pre-modern world, from where does meaning arise?

from a powerful few who are “blessed"

Which of the following is NOT true about the filmed version of A DOLL’S HOUSE seen in lecture?

plot was changed to fit with modern times

Which of the following is the most reasonable statement based on the Drottingholm videos?

Scenic changes were lavish but noisy

Which of the following is NOT true of Shakespeare’s world in 1600?

North America was colonized by England

Which of the following is NOT true of morality drama's evolution from the middle ages to the Renaissance?

troupes in England that performed these were killed when Henry broke from

What change in the practice of 18th century theatrics had the greatest impact on how audiences viewed productions?

removed audience members from the stage itself

Which of the following is the BEST strategy for achieving artistic success?

Create a controversial/new work that destabilizes old ideas

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1
Pedro Calderon de la Barca was the most important and famous author to emerge from the Golden Age of Spanish drama.
False
True
2
In AMND, why are Oberon and Titania fighting at the beginning of the play?
She is secretly in love with Bottom
He wants custody of the Indian boy
He is tired of her using Puck for her own errands
She is angry that he is always meddling in human affairs
3
In AMND, who brings the complaint against Hermia to Theseus in Act 1?
Lysander
Quince
Bottom
Egeus
4
Which is the best answer to “what is the organizing idea in the plot of In a Heartbeat ?”
love wins over hate
love never dies
love is hidden
love is visible
5
Which of the following is NOT true of the end of the Spanish Golden Age of Theatre?
Spectacular performances continued to be a feature of court theatrics
no dramatists sought to innovate and merely followed established forms
The death of Lope de Vega marks the end of the Spanish Gold Age
decline of Spanish theatre mirrored that of the decline of the Spanish Empi
6
What strategy most often leads to successful “creativity” in scientists?
Offer an innovative insight into the nature of a particular phenomenon
Repeat or regurgitate an "accepted answer"
Articulate a controversial/new position or idea that destabilizes old ideas
Reject most knowledge as elitist propaganda
7
Which of the following is the most important outcome of a college education?
knowledge of history, culture, and politics
abilities to learn, judge, and use old information or processes
abilities to learn, judge, and use new information or processes
skills in acting, singing, designing, or dancing
8
The early modern period in Europe was profoundly affected by the discovery of the so-called New World.
True
False
9
In AMND, what part of her appearance does Hermia believe Helena has exploited to win Lysander's love?
her face
her hair
her figure
her height
10
Which of the following is NOT true?
Art is inherently powerful
Art is multidimensional
the arts document the common problems of life
Success and failure in science and art do not share much in common
11
Who was the most important and most prolific writer of comedia?
Pedro Calderon de la Barca
Lope de Vega
Cosimo Lotti
Bill Shakespeare
12
I was one of the most famous actors in the world in the Romantic age.
Sarah Bernhardt
George Bernard Shaw
David Garrick
Lilly Langtree
13
A song that explains a character, group, or situation is what kind of song?
I Want Song
I Am Song
I Perform Song
Realization Song
14
Which of the following mental processes identifies the skill you are using to analyze dramatic action?
to translate that meaning across complex cognitive structures
to communicate all of these clearly
to interpret symbolic abstractions
to identify and construct meaning
15
Which author is considered the "Shakespeare" of France?
Richelieu
Corneille
Racine
Moliere
16
Which of the following is NOT a factor in the decline of dramatic literature during the Romantic Age?
continued popularity of Shakespeare as the world's "serious" dramatist
rise in popularity and technical sophistication of stage spectacles
distrust of writers for theater managers and actors
difficulties in overcoming the residual effects of Neoclassicism on dramati
17
Which of the following identifies the influential French drama that relies on intricate plots and a clear resolution?
the mise-en-scene
well-made play
Sardoodledom
action melodrama
18
In AMND, which character does Titania fall in love with due to Oberon's potion?
Quince
Bottom
Lysander
Puck
19
English born and trained actors and writers dominated the early American stage for nearly 175 years.
False
True
20
English Restoration theatres were smaller than Shakespeare's.
False
True
21
Lope de Vega was the most famous author to emerge from the Golden Age of Spanish Theatre.
True
False
22
The life of a professional actor in the late Renaissance was a very difficult one.
False
True
23
Which of the following is NOT true of Hrotsvit, the Canoness at the Saxon abbey of Gandersheim?
the first known female playwright
wrote six plays
adapted the conventions of Roman comedies to Christian themes and subjects
The plays she wrote had a significant impact on her contemporaries
24
Which of the following is the stage of development that you should seek to attain?
Conscious competence
Unconscious incompetence
Conscious incompetence
Unconscious competence
25
Characters in stories should have the following:
a flaw
a spine (dramatic)
a hidden secret
an unchanging nature
26
According to Andrew Stanton, the most important idea that most directly led him to share his talk with TED is:
Use what you know, a truth
Identify something that makes you special
Instill a sense of wonder
Have a strong theme
27
Which of the following is NOT true?
Time moves in more than one direction
major factors in your multi-dimensional journey: Choice, Chance, Action of
Traveling to the past is possible for humans
M-theory provides a framework for all forces in nature
28
Which of the following identifies the phase of development when you link the component parts into a repeatable action?
Autonomous Phase
Associative Phase
Bovinimerdous Phase
Cognitive Phase
29
Princes and others in the Renaissance supported artists because they believed in the power of art to make society better
True
False
30
A play that explores how humanity might earn salvation was called:
miracle play
cycle play
morality play
mystery play
31
In AMND, which character do Lysander and Demetrius both fall in love with after Puck sprinkles the potion on their eyes?
Hermia
Bottom
Helena
Peaseblossom
32
Which of the following is NOT true of Neoclassicism in France?
new rules were given official sanction by the Academie Francaise
French authors and intellectuals increasingly championed "rules" of drama
Authors who violated these rules risked audience riots
growth was aided by the continued attachment to Medieval styles of staging
33
Which of the following is NOT true of morality plays?
likely drew on the Pater Noster (or Lord's Prayer)
based on the liturgical dramas (tropes) that preceded them
focused on the salvation of an individual Christian
allegorical in nature
34
Which of the following is NOT true?
DAs tell us how the actors might act
DAs are the same as literal actions
All actions have beginnings, middles, and ends
DA identifies and links to the forces that surround the protagonist
35
In the modern world, from where does meaning arise?
from a powerful many who contest it
from general agreement among peoples
from careful examination of phenomena
from a powerful few who are “blessed"
36
The fall of the Roman Empire signaled the end of theatrical activity in western and central Europe.
False
True
37
Which of the following is NOT a factor in the delay of the emergence of French Golden Age Theatre?
Professional companies traveling across Europe avoided Paris
Religious drama continued to hold sway over France despite their civil war
The first public theatre in Paris charged very high rates
middle class was late to adopt the practice of viewing plays
38
The term "Renaissance" refers to a different time in Europe from the "early modern" period.
True
False
39
Which of the following is NOT true of the status of professional actors in early modern Europe?
both secular and religious condemnation
dramatic censorship
relative economic security
antitheatrical prejudice
40
In the pre-modern world, from where does meaning arise?
from a powerful many who contest it
from careful examination of phenomena
from general agreement among peoples
from a powerful few who are “blessed"
41
Which of the following is NOT true about the filmed version of A DOLL’S HOUSE seen in lecture?
characters remained largely the same
Nora exited into an elevator
plot was changed to fit with modern times
given circumstances of the production were moved to the 20th century
42
The titles for tropes were often taken from their first lines.
True
False
43
Which of the following is the most reasonable statement based on the Drottingholm videos?
Scenic changes were lavish but noisy
Scenic changes were a rare part of 17th and 18th century theatre practice
Scenic changes were a necessary evil for theatre artists
Scenic changes were viewed as magical by their original audiences
44
Which of the following is NOT true of Shakespeare’s world in 1600?
North America was colonized by England
Most people died before they turn 40
England had become, accidentally, the world’s greatest navy
Slave trade is a mature industry
45
The rise of the prolific Irish-born writer Dion Boucicault made English/Irish melodrama the most influential in the worl
False
True
46
Who among the following characters plays the cello?
Fredrik
Henrik
Anne
Desiree
47
Which of the following is NOT true of morality drama's evolution from the middle ages to the Renaissance?
Catholics and Protestants used them to advance their political views
They became an instrument for personal study and development
Morality plays began to engage with increasingly secular subjects
troupes in England that performed these were killed when Henry broke from
48
What change in the practice of 18th century theatrics had the greatest impact on how audiences viewed productions?
the breaking of monopoly rules over theatrical houses
the introduction of steam power
increased the size and complexity of the house
removed audience members from the stage itself
49
The first steps towards realistic acting and staging were taken during the 18th century.
True
False
50
It is possible that William Shakespeare may have seen a cycle play in his youth.
True
False
51
Which of the following is the BEST strategy for achieving artistic success?
Offer an innovative interpretation of a script, design, or character
Reject most artist expression as elitist propaganda
Imitate or steal from an artist who has the “successful answer"
Create a controversial/new work that destabilizes old ideas
52
In AMND, how does Puck prevent Demetrius and Lysander from fighting?
By mimicking their own voices, causing them to get lost in the woods
By transforming their weapons into weeds
By squeezing love potion onto their eyelids
By magically freezing them in place
53
The staging of autos used conventions of Medieval staging common throughout Europe, such as wagons and scaffolds.
True
False
54
Which of the following is NOT a common feature of pre-modern theaters around the world?
fixed relationship between audience and actors
audiences were self-aware of their religious relationship to the performan
standard scenic setting that remained essentially the same for all plays
connection to religion and politics
55
The first person to publish his plays, and thereby accord them with a status nearing "literary" was:
Christopher Marlowe
William Shakespeare
Thomas Kyd
Benjamin Johnson
56
Which of the following is NOT true of Shakespeare?
adapted Medieval and Classical conventions in staging and structure
wrote in the conventional style of the day
Scholars are certain about the authorship of all his plays
plays have been translated into many languages
57
English Renaissance players had elaborate and fanciful costumes.
True
False
58
Which of the following is NOT true concerning Shakespeare?
He remains famous because his plays are powerfully theatrical
His plays have been translated into every conceivable language
He was widely admired during his lifetime
Both his plays and life are still the subject of contemporary storytelling
59
Private theatres in Renaissance London performed in the city on properties known as "liberties" bc law did not apply.
False
True
60
Which of the following is NOT true of story?
Great stories are well organized lack of information
Stories should make a promise
Everything in a great story points to the end
Story is an exact science, predictable
61
Which of the following is a key characteristic of comedia of the Spanish Golden Age?
primarily religious in nature
written in a five act form
mixed high and low comedy, as well as various verse forms
primarily funny
62
What distinguished the Lord Chamberlain's Men from other professional theatretroupes of Shakespeare's time?
They were patronized by Queen Elizabeth
They allowed women to be members
They were all university graduates
They owned the first permanent theater building in London
63
Peter the Great's palace in St. Petersburg was explicitly intended to rival Louis 14th'spalace at Versailles.
True
False
64
Desiree Armfeldt is a self-absorbed, once-successful actress who is now touring the countryside in what is clearly not t
True
False
65
Becoming an expert theatre artist requires more focus and training on:
the mind
the body
neither
both equally
66
Which part of theater changed the most during the 18th century?
plays and dramaturgical expectations
audiences and who went to the theater
scenic conventions and technologies
the social position of theater artists and their families
67
Organized theatrical activity in late Medieval Europe emerged from an evolutionary cycle that started with tropes.
False
True
68
The American and French Revolutions are arguably the most important events that reshaped the Western world.
False
True
69
Which of the following mental processes identifies the skill you are using to perform a dramatic action?
to identify and construct meaning
to translate that meaning across complex cognitive structures
to interpret symbolic abstractions
to communicate all of these clearly
70
Eighteenth-Century Theater was characterized by both stability and change.
True
False
71
What is privilege, relevant to theatre?
special right or advantage granted or available only to a particular people
way of analyzing scripts and characters to enlarge our understanding
neither of these
both of these
72
Many parts of the ceremonies and rituals of the Medieval Christian Church are inherently theatrical.
True
False
73
The characterization of the Middle Ages as a "dark age" is generally accepted by historians as fair.
False
True
74
Medieval cycle plays that used mansions were usually decorated to look very pretty.
True
False

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Aesthetics Final Review

74 termsStudBud Administration154 plays

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Flashcards74 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 74

Answers

1
Pedro Calderon de la Barca was the most important and famous author to emerge from the Golden Age of Spanish drama.
False
True
2
In AMND, why are Oberon and Titania fighting at the beginning of the play?
She is secretly in love with Bottom
He wants custody of the Indian boy
He is tired of her using Puck for her own errands
She is angry that he is always meddling in human affairs
3
In AMND, who brings the complaint against Hermia to Theseus in Act 1?
Lysander
Quince
Bottom
Egeus
4
Which is the best answer to “what is the organizing idea in the plot of In a Heartbeat ?”
love wins over hate
love never dies
love is hidden
love is visible
5
Which of the following is NOT true of the end of the Spanish Golden Age of Theatre?
Spectacular performances continued to be a feature of court theatrics
no dramatists sought to innovate and merely followed established forms
The death of Lope de Vega marks the end of the Spanish Gold Age
decline of Spanish theatre mirrored that of the decline of the Spanish Empi
6
What strategy most often leads to successful “creativity” in scientists?
Offer an innovative insight into the nature of a particular phenomenon
Repeat or regurgitate an "accepted answer"
Articulate a controversial/new position or idea that destabilizes old ideas
Reject most knowledge as elitist propaganda
7
Which of the following is the most important outcome of a college education?
knowledge of history, culture, and politics
abilities to learn, judge, and use old information or processes
abilities to learn, judge, and use new information or processes
skills in acting, singing, designing, or dancing
8
The early modern period in Europe was profoundly affected by the discovery of the so-called New World.
True
False
9
In AMND, what part of her appearance does Hermia believe Helena has exploited to win Lysander's love?
her face
her hair
her figure
her height
10
Which of the following is NOT true?
Art is inherently powerful
Art is multidimensional
the arts document the common problems of life
Success and failure in science and art do not share much in common
11
Who was the most important and most prolific writer of comedia?
Pedro Calderon de la Barca
Lope de Vega
Cosimo Lotti
Bill Shakespeare
12
I was one of the most famous actors in the world in the Romantic age.
Sarah Bernhardt
George Bernard Shaw
David Garrick
Lilly Langtree
13
A song that explains a character, group, or situation is what kind of song?
I Want Song
I Am Song
I Perform Song
Realization Song
14
Which of the following mental processes identifies the skill you are using to analyze dramatic action?
to translate that meaning across complex cognitive structures
to communicate all of these clearly
to interpret symbolic abstractions
to identify and construct meaning
15
Which author is considered the "Shakespeare" of France?
Richelieu
Corneille
Racine
Moliere
16
Which of the following is NOT a factor in the decline of dramatic literature during the Romantic Age?
continued popularity of Shakespeare as the world's "serious" dramatist
rise in popularity and technical sophistication of stage spectacles
distrust of writers for theater managers and actors
difficulties in overcoming the residual effects of Neoclassicism on dramati
17
Which of the following identifies the influential French drama that relies on intricate plots and a clear resolution?
the mise-en-scene
well-made play
Sardoodledom
action melodrama
18
In AMND, which character does Titania fall in love with due to Oberon's potion?
Quince
Bottom
Lysander
Puck
19
English born and trained actors and writers dominated the early American stage for nearly 175 years.
False
True
20
English Restoration theatres were smaller than Shakespeare's.
False
True
21
Lope de Vega was the most famous author to emerge from the Golden Age of Spanish Theatre.
True
False
22
The life of a professional actor in the late Renaissance was a very difficult one.
False
True
23
Which of the following is NOT true of Hrotsvit, the Canoness at the Saxon abbey of Gandersheim?
the first known female playwright
wrote six plays
adapted the conventions of Roman comedies to Christian themes and subjects
The plays she wrote had a significant impact on her contemporaries
24
Which of the following is the stage of development that you should seek to attain?
Conscious competence
Unconscious incompetence
Conscious incompetence
Unconscious competence
25
Characters in stories should have the following:
a flaw
a spine (dramatic)
a hidden secret
an unchanging nature
26
According to Andrew Stanton, the most important idea that most directly led him to share his talk with TED is:
Use what you know, a truth
Identify something that makes you special
Instill a sense of wonder
Have a strong theme
27
Which of the following is NOT true?
Time moves in more than one direction
major factors in your multi-dimensional journey: Choice, Chance, Action of
Traveling to the past is possible for humans
M-theory provides a framework for all forces in nature
28
Which of the following identifies the phase of development when you link the component parts into a repeatable action?
Autonomous Phase
Associative Phase
Bovinimerdous Phase
Cognitive Phase
29
Princes and others in the Renaissance supported artists because they believed in the power of art to make society better
True
False
30
A play that explores how humanity might earn salvation was called:
miracle play
cycle play
morality play
mystery play
31
In AMND, which character do Lysander and Demetrius both fall in love with after Puck sprinkles the potion on their eyes?
Hermia
Bottom
Helena
Peaseblossom
32
Which of the following is NOT true of Neoclassicism in France?
new rules were given official sanction by the Academie Francaise
French authors and intellectuals increasingly championed "rules" of drama
Authors who violated these rules risked audience riots
growth was aided by the continued attachment to Medieval styles of staging
33
Which of the following is NOT true of morality plays?
likely drew on the Pater Noster (or Lord's Prayer)
based on the liturgical dramas (tropes) that preceded them
focused on the salvation of an individual Christian
allegorical in nature
34
Which of the following is NOT true?
DAs tell us how the actors might act
DAs are the same as literal actions
All actions have beginnings, middles, and ends
DA identifies and links to the forces that surround the protagonist
35
In the modern world, from where does meaning arise?
from a powerful many who contest it
from general agreement among peoples
from careful examination of phenomena
from a powerful few who are “blessed"
36
The fall of the Roman Empire signaled the end of theatrical activity in western and central Europe.
False
True
37
Which of the following is NOT a factor in the delay of the emergence of French Golden Age Theatre?
Professional companies traveling across Europe avoided Paris
Religious drama continued to hold sway over France despite their civil war
The first public theatre in Paris charged very high rates
middle class was late to adopt the practice of viewing plays
38
The term "Renaissance" refers to a different time in Europe from the "early modern" period.
True
False
39
Which of the following is NOT true of the status of professional actors in early modern Europe?
both secular and religious condemnation
dramatic censorship
relative economic security
antitheatrical prejudice
40
In the pre-modern world, from where does meaning arise?
from a powerful many who contest it
from careful examination of phenomena
from general agreement among peoples
from a powerful few who are “blessed"
41
Which of the following is NOT true about the filmed version of A DOLL’S HOUSE seen in lecture?
characters remained largely the same
Nora exited into an elevator
plot was changed to fit with modern times
given circumstances of the production were moved to the 20th century
42
The titles for tropes were often taken from their first lines.
True
False
43
Which of the following is the most reasonable statement based on the Drottingholm videos?
Scenic changes were lavish but noisy
Scenic changes were a rare part of 17th and 18th century theatre practice
Scenic changes were a necessary evil for theatre artists
Scenic changes were viewed as magical by their original audiences
44
Which of the following is NOT true of Shakespeare’s world in 1600?
North America was colonized by England
Most people died before they turn 40
England had become, accidentally, the world’s greatest navy
Slave trade is a mature industry
45
The rise of the prolific Irish-born writer Dion Boucicault made English/Irish melodrama the most influential in the worl
False
True
46
Who among the following characters plays the cello?
Fredrik
Henrik
Anne
Desiree
47
Which of the following is NOT true of morality drama's evolution from the middle ages to the Renaissance?
Catholics and Protestants used them to advance their political views
They became an instrument for personal study and development
Morality plays began to engage with increasingly secular subjects
troupes in England that performed these were killed when Henry broke from
48
What change in the practice of 18th century theatrics had the greatest impact on how audiences viewed productions?
the breaking of monopoly rules over theatrical houses
the introduction of steam power
increased the size and complexity of the house
removed audience members from the stage itself
49
The first steps towards realistic acting and staging were taken during the 18th century.
True
False
50
It is possible that William Shakespeare may have seen a cycle play in his youth.
True
False
51
Which of the following is the BEST strategy for achieving artistic success?
Offer an innovative interpretation of a script, design, or character
Reject most artist expression as elitist propaganda
Imitate or steal from an artist who has the “successful answer"
Create a controversial/new work that destabilizes old ideas
52
In AMND, how does Puck prevent Demetrius and Lysander from fighting?
By mimicking their own voices, causing them to get lost in the woods
By transforming their weapons into weeds
By squeezing love potion onto their eyelids
By magically freezing them in place
53
The staging of autos used conventions of Medieval staging common throughout Europe, such as wagons and scaffolds.
True
False
54
Which of the following is NOT a common feature of pre-modern theaters around the world?
fixed relationship between audience and actors
audiences were self-aware of their religious relationship to the performan
standard scenic setting that remained essentially the same for all plays
connection to religion and politics
55
The first person to publish his plays, and thereby accord them with a status nearing "literary" was:
Christopher Marlowe
William Shakespeare
Thomas Kyd
Benjamin Johnson
56
Which of the following is NOT true of Shakespeare?
adapted Medieval and Classical conventions in staging and structure
wrote in the conventional style of the day
Scholars are certain about the authorship of all his plays
plays have been translated into many languages
57
English Renaissance players had elaborate and fanciful costumes.
True
False
58
Which of the following is NOT true concerning Shakespeare?
He remains famous because his plays are powerfully theatrical
His plays have been translated into every conceivable language
He was widely admired during his lifetime
Both his plays and life are still the subject of contemporary storytelling
59
Private theatres in Renaissance London performed in the city on properties known as "liberties" bc law did not apply.
False
True
60
Which of the following is NOT true of story?
Great stories are well organized lack of information
Stories should make a promise
Everything in a great story points to the end
Story is an exact science, predictable
61
Which of the following is a key characteristic of comedia of the Spanish Golden Age?
primarily religious in nature
written in a five act form
mixed high and low comedy, as well as various verse forms
primarily funny
62
What distinguished the Lord Chamberlain's Men from other professional theatretroupes of Shakespeare's time?
They were patronized by Queen Elizabeth
They allowed women to be members
They were all university graduates
They owned the first permanent theater building in London
63
Peter the Great's palace in St. Petersburg was explicitly intended to rival Louis 14th'spalace at Versailles.
True
False
64
Desiree Armfeldt is a self-absorbed, once-successful actress who is now touring the countryside in what is clearly not t
True
False
65
Becoming an expert theatre artist requires more focus and training on:
the mind
the body
neither
both equally
66
Which part of theater changed the most during the 18th century?
plays and dramaturgical expectations
audiences and who went to the theater
scenic conventions and technologies
the social position of theater artists and their families
67
Organized theatrical activity in late Medieval Europe emerged from an evolutionary cycle that started with tropes.
False
True
68
The American and French Revolutions are arguably the most important events that reshaped the Western world.
False
True
69
Which of the following mental processes identifies the skill you are using to perform a dramatic action?
to identify and construct meaning
to translate that meaning across complex cognitive structures
to interpret symbolic abstractions
to communicate all of these clearly
70
Eighteenth-Century Theater was characterized by both stability and change.
True
False
71
What is privilege, relevant to theatre?
special right or advantage granted or available only to a particular people
way of analyzing scripts and characters to enlarge our understanding
neither of these
both of these
72
Many parts of the ceremonies and rituals of the Medieval Christian Church are inherently theatrical.
True
False
73
The characterization of the Middle Ages as a "dark age" is generally accepted by historians as fair.
False
True
74
Medieval cycle plays that used mansions were usually decorated to look very pretty.
True
False