FUOYE THA 102 CBT Practice

1. Element commonly found in Seneca’s plays includes

2. Sophocles’ contribution to tragedy is remembered for portraying

3. Seneca served as advisor to

4. Movement referred to as platea helped to

5. Restrictions on Seneca's plays existed mainly because of

6. Meaning of the word 'tragedy' in literal terms refers to

7. Roman tragedies are primarily associated with the works of

8. Roman tragedies are primarily associated with the works of

9. Introduction of a second actor and reduction of the chorus was done by

10. Seneca’s philosophical alignment was primarily with

11. Seneca’s exile under Emperor Claudius was due to alleged

12. Name revered in ancient Egypt as the highest deity was

13. Playwright recognized for his sympathetic depiction of women and ordinary people was

14. Roman tragedies are primarily associated with the works of

15. Large group originally performing dithyrambic hymns was referred to as the

16. King credited for turning City Dionysia into a public celebration was

17. Main focus of Plautus’ theatrical writing involved

18. Sophocles’ contribution to tragedy is remembered for portraying

19. Influence of Seneca on Renaissance drama is most seen in works of

20. Plays like Medea, Bacchae, and Electra are credited to

21. Primary influence on Seneca’s work came from

22. Greek tragedy traces its origin to religious hymns performed in honor of

23. Choral hymn sung by a 50-man chorus in early Greek ritual was called

24. Function of tropes during the medieval period involved

25. Tragic plays during classical antiquity predominantly dealt with

26. Performance of dithyrambic hymns honored

27. Dramatic imitation of serious action aimed at emotional purgation best defines

28. Purpose of liturgical drama during its origin was to

29. Earliest known actor who stepped out of the chorus to speak lines was

30. Playwright skilled in both comedy and tragedy but known for comedy was

31. Terence contributed to Roman literature through

32. Play in which a corpse is thrown from a palace roof is found in

33. Authors of medieval plays were typically

34. Content based on the death and resurrection of Jesus is found in

35. Financial and logistical support for medieval drama came from

36. Cloud of Evil leading to Triumph of Evil is a hallmark of

37. Structure of a typical Senecan tragedy followed a division into

38. Main focus of Aeschylus’ dramas involved themes of

39. Playwright recognized for his sympathetic depiction of women and ordinary people was

40. Meaning of "Quem Quarities" in the medieval church context refers to