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The 2008 revival of Sunday in the Park with George was remarkable for its
 
  A. integration of projections and live actors.
  B. set that deconstructed before the audience's eyes.
  C. awe-inspiring aerial stunts.
  D. use of the outdoors as a theatre space.

Question 2

According to Aristotle, the best tragedies
 
  A. contain a tragic hero from the bourgeois class.
  B. contain a tragic miscalculation that causes the hero's downfall.
  C. inspire pity and fear in the performers.
  D. contain violent spectacle.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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