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1
Which of these is NOT one of Sebashtiano Serlio 3 basic settings for drama?
a pastoral setting
a romantic setting
a tragic setting
a comic setting
2
Improvisation was easy because all characters used standard repeated bits of physical comic business
False
True
3
The use of 2-D drawing kick started the innovations for stage design
False
True
4
What was the popular stage design of this time?
Thrust stage
Traverse
Proscenium
Theatre in the round
5
Which theatrical form of the Italian Renaissance was the only one to survive?
tragicomedy
intermezzi
opera
noh
6
These are short pieces depicting mythological tales
pastoral
commedia dell'arte
intermezzi
sacra rappresentazioni
7
What is the name of the oldest surviving theatre in Italy?
Teatro Farnese
Sabbioneta
Teatro Olimpico
Teatro Vatican
8
There were no seats, only the pit for the audience to view from.
True
False
9
Most plays written during the Italian Renaissance were staged, or read aloud, at academies.
False
True
10
In Opera, who is the most important person?
Director
Main Actor
Orchestra
Composer
11
Major innovations in these 4 areas of theatre:
scripts, acting companies, theatre businesses, transportation
costumes, food, home decor, pets
copyright laws, scripts, companies, royalty
acting, dramatic criticism, architecture, scene design
12
Scaliger believed the purpose of drama was to teach, move, and delight,
True
False
13
These are Greek satyr plays that the Italians imitated
commedia dell'arte
sacra rappresentazioni
intermezzi
pastorals
14
These are religious dramas based on biblical stories and lives of saints
pastorals
commedia dell'arte
intermezzi
sacra rappresentazioni
15
Comedy thrived in Italy, even though it was
lacked plot
a competitive field
not written & improvised
misunderstood