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_____The play Shrine in the Fields is what type of Noh play?
 
 

A). A God play
  B). A Woman play
  C). A Madness play
  D). A Demon play



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_____Which of these is a Zen Buddhist principle that influenced Noh?
 
 

A). Ultimate peace comes through union with all being
  B). Individual desire must be overcome
  C). Nothing in earthly life is permanent
  D). All of the above
  E). None of the above




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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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