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Duplicate of Medieval Ages Theater
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Introduces you to theater of Medieval Ages
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1
What brought the rebirth of drama?
Church masses and Christianity
War
The Fall of Rome
Priests
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Which choice was not a reason for the decline of Medieval Theater?
They no longer has Religious plays
They didn't care anymore
Social Structure was changing
Increased interest in classical learning
3
What was the main governing force in the Middle Ages?
The Church
Mrs. Garner
The Government
The President
4
What were Cycles?
A series of acting stations
Ritual Acting
Simultaneous Staging
An Entire Sequence of Plays
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Plays that were based on the lives of the saints and Biblical stories were called _________.
Miracle and Mystery Plays
Passion Plays
Morality Plays
Pagan Plays
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When did trade unions take over the presentation of plays?
During the Last Supper
During the Festival of Corpus Christi
During Mass
During the 15th Century
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What were a series of acting stations placed in a line called?
Cycle
Mansions
Movable Stages
Fixed Staging
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What was a pageant wagon?
Fixed stage
Platform
Stage on wheels with two levels
Regular stage
9
Liturgical Drama was religious drama that extended outside church in what?
Greek
Latin
English
The Vernacular
10
Plays that focused on the last week of Christ's life were called_______.
Mystery Plays
Passion Plays
Morality Plays
Mansions
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What plays followed themes of miracle and mystery plays and were ethical (right and wrong)?
Secular Drama
Morality Plays
Liturgical Drama
Miracle Plays
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What was the most famous Morality play that still exists today?
"The Second Shepard's Play"
"The Three Wise Men"
"The construction of the Ark"
"Everyman"
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Who acted out Bible stories so that people would convert to Christianity?
Trade Unions
Wandering Troops
Priests, Nuns, and Choirboys
Every man