Who is Christine (Mrs. L)?

C. Nora’s friend whom she hasn’t seen in years

Why did Nora seek a loan?

A. Her husband was in poor health at the time

Which of the following is a key way in which drama differs from other forms of literature like short stories and novels?

C. Drama is written for the purpose of being performed for an audience.

The characters portrayed in realist drama plays such as A Doll’s House tend to...

D. Belong to the middle and lower-class

What is the excuse that Jack uses to leave the country and go to the city?

C. He has a misguided brother who that he often has to get out of trouble.

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Drama - Exam Review

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1
What item makes Algernon begin to believe that his friend Jack has a secret?
B. Jack’s diary
D. Jack’s cigarette case
C. Jack’s evening coat
A. Jack’s wristwatch
2
Who is Christine (Mrs. L)?
D. Krogstad’s wife
C. Nora’s friend whom she hasn’t seen in years
B. The housemaid of the home
A. An employee at Helmer’s bank
3
The play A Doll’s House is considered to be which type of drama?
D. Realist drama
C. Modern drama
A. Magical drama
B. Regionalist drama
4
The two genres of drama are tragedy and romance.
False
True
5
Why did Nora seek a loan?
D. Her children would be expelled from school if she didn’t pay tuition
C. Her childhood friend Christine needed money after her husband’s death
A. Her husband was in poor health at the time
B. Her father needed to pay back a debt
6
Which of the following is a key way in which drama differs from other forms of literature like short stories and novels?
C. Drama is written for the purpose of being performed for an audience.
D. Drama is a form of literature that does not use punctuation.
B. Drama is a form of literature written in paragraphs.
A. Drama is a form of literature written primarily for adults.
7
What is the style of dance that Nora is rehearsing?
D. Waltz
C. Flamenco
B. Tango
A. Tarantella
8
This element of drama involves a character speaking to themselves onstage.
B. Soliloquy
C. Dialogue
D. Dramatic Irony
A. Denouement
9
The characters portrayed in realist drama plays such as A Doll’s House tend to...
D. Belong to the middle and lower-class
C. Belong to the royal families of the Victorian Era
B. Be based on real-life historical figures
A. Be incredibly wealthy
10
What’s unusual about the situation with Cecily’s inheritance?
D. She only receives it if she is married
C. She only receives it if she graduates college
B. She receives it age 35
A. She receives it before she turns 18
11
Which genre of drama typically involves a respected and privileged character who suffers a fall from grace?
B. Comedy
A. Romance
C. Tragedy
D. Mystery
12
A character whose qualities serve to contrast the qualities of the main character is known as a ______________.
A. Mirror character
B. Static character
C. Minor character
D. Foil character
13
This element of drama occurs when the audience knows/understands information that a character on the stage does not.
B. Soliloquy
C. Dialogue
D. Dramatic Irony
A. Denouement
14
The last stage of Freytag’s Pyramid is sometimes referred to as the “denouement.” It’s more commonly referred to as...
D. the climax
B. the resolution
A. the exposition
C. the finale
15
What is the excuse that Jack uses to leave the country and go to the city?
A. He has a friend in poor health he must go visit.
B. He has to go into town to look after his investments.
D. He is the guardian of a young lady who goes to school in the city.
C. He has a misguided brother who that he often has to get out of trouble.

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