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Hrotsvitha‘s name means “The Loud Cry”
True
False
2
The open playing space either in the church or on the street between wagons
Platea
Plateau
Orchestra
Theatron
3
Dulcitius was written by
Helega
Hrotsvitha
Henrietta
Hildegard
4
Translates to “Whom do you seek?” This was resurrection of both Christ and theater.
Quem Quaeritis
The Passion of the Christ
Medieval Tale
Cycle Play
5
Reenactments of the events of saint’s lives
Missionary Plays
Morality Plays
Mystery Plays
Miracle Plays
6
Bits of dialogue sung by choir in monotone
Hymns
Trials
Gospels
Tropes
7
Hrotsvitha was heavily influenced by this playwright
Plautus
Hildegard
Shakespeare
Terence
8
Mystery plays have their name because they are mysterious in nature.
False
True
9
The Second Shepherd’s Play takes place before what biblical event
Easter
The Nativity
The Corpus Christie
The Passion
10
platforms on wheels that was used as outdoor, movable stages
Band Wagons
Mansions
Platea
Pageant Wagons
11
The first, most famous, and most informative cycle play collection
Winchester Cycle
Warsaw Cycle
London Cycle
York Cycle
12
Play specifically about the trial, suffering and death of Jesus
Mystery Play
Morality Play
Passion Play
Miracle Play
13
because of how bad things were during this time, the middle ages can also be called ___________.
Miserabe
Midnight Thymes
Dark Ages
The Renaissance
14
The motif most used by Hrotsvitha
Faith
Chasity
Respect
Good Will
15
German nun, thought to be the first female playwright.
Hrotsvitha
Hildegard
Helvetica
Haronnius
16
Bakers would take on the story of Noah and the Ark to challenge themselves
False
True
17
performances done by common folk in the common language
Middle Drama
Vernacular Drama
Common Drama
Peasant Drama
18
Plays meant to only be read or read aloud in small private events
Novel Plays
Closet Drama
Mystery Plays
Quiet Plays
19
“Cycle Plays” biblical stories performed in tableaux
Mastery plays
Morality Plays
Miracle Plays
Mystery Plays
20
The most famous cycle play about stealing a sheep
Everyman
The Gift of the Magi
The Second Sheperd’s Play
The First Sheperd’s Play
21
The most famous morality play that follows a humans journey to judgment day
Judge Thy Man
Virtutum
Anybody
Everyman
22
Ethelwald of Bishop of Winchester wrote the Regularis Concordia
False
True
23
A sacred musical about choosing right from wrong
Pageant of Virtue
Order of the Phoenix
Dulcitius
Ordo Virtutum
24
craft and tradesmen who put up and sponsor the cycle plays
Guilds
Founders
Craftsmen
Charities
25
What is the name of the sheep stealer
Moe
Mark
Miles
Mak
26
The creator of the morality play
Chandler
Hrosvitha
Hildegard
Ethelwald Bishop of Winchester
27
The common mansion that depicted large face where actors dressed as devils and demons would come out
Paradise
Hell Hound
Undertoe
Hellmouth
28
The York Cycle is made up of 48 plays
True
False
29
Quem Quaeritis is the story of Lent
True
False
30
stations or raised platforms in the church depicting specific locations
Pew
Mansions
Stagie
Locals
31
Religious rituals depicting Bible stories performed by clergymen
Passion Play
Saint’s Plays
Biblical Tableaux
Liturgical Drama
32
allegorical plays the emphasize the importance of doing what’s right
Mystery Play
Miracle Play
Morality Play
Liturgical Play
33
Theatre disappeared for about 500 years
True
False
34
The author of Everyman went on to become Pope
False
True