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The chief advocate of naturalism, Emile ________, had many followers even though the movement had little
  success in the theatre.


 
 

a. Augier
  b. Zola
  c. Jodelle
  d. Rostand



Question 2

During the late nineteenth century, box sets became a popular setting for realistic plays. What is a box set?
 
 

a. A set that completely replicates a real room.
  b. A set that suggests an interior with door and window frames with real furnishings.
  c. A set that represents realistic indoor spaces with drops, wings, and borders.
  d. A set that fully encloses the acting space on three sides like the walls of a room, but with one side removed




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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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