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The typical audience member of a regional theatre play is of ________ age. a. young b. old c. ...

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Regional theatres desire to ________ the audience's interests. a. suppress b. follow c. ignore d. ...

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The authors believe developing a critical eye for theatre involves a three-step process: a. ...

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Which of the following is NOT a type of critic the authors mention in this chapter? a. Bloggers ...

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Which of these is NOT a basic question the critic should answer, according to the authors? a. How ...

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There are many additional questions that an aware and insightful critic and audience member can ask ...

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The play is the typical starting point for a theatrical production and may be considered a literary ...

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Francis Ferguson, a 20th-century theatre critic, has argued that dramatic action builds through ...

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Aristotle has probably exerted greater influence on the Western ideas about the nature of drama, ...

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Very few contemporary dramatists organize plays around thought, with scenes linked through a theme, ...

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The beginning of a play establishes: a. the occasion and mood. b. the place and theme. c. the ...

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In climactic plot structure, a series of ________ culminates in the climax of the play. Fill in ...

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A character can be revealed through: a. None of the available choices. b. All the available ...

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Diction serves many purposes including: a. directing attention to minor plot points. b. imparting ...

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In the ________ century, visual elements were given more prominence. a. 17th b. 19th c. 20th d. ...

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Tragedy is a form associated especially with ancient Rome and Medieval England. Indicate whether ...

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Style in the theatre results from: a. the manner in which the play is presented in the theatre. ...

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In order for theatre to survive in Elizabethan England, professional groups had to: a. hire ...

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In France, the company of well-known playwright Molire was sponsored by the King of France, Louis ...

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Since the background of the Shakespearean company's Globe Theatre, and others like it, was a ...

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As was typical of English theatres of the period, the Globe reserved the area in front of the stage ...

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The acceptance of perspective scenery in the theatre is of profound importance because it marked a ...

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When a ruler during the Italian Renaissance offered a play imitating classical Greek and Roman forms ...

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The term ________ was used to create the sound effects of comic stage violence in commedia. Fill ...

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The neoclassical ideal adhered to which principles of ancient Greek theatre? a. All the available ...

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