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THA 104

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1. Terence was a father of

A. Roman architecture

B. Tragedy and comedy

C. Medieval poetry

D. Greek theatre

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2. Drama evolved from

A. Artistry

B. Philosophy

C. Literature

D. Ritual and Mimesis

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3. Deux ex machina refers to

A. Stage device

B. Musical chorus

C. Lighting method

D. Comic relief

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4. Medieval actors often wore

A. Denim and leather

B. Armor suits

C. Royal robes

D. Tunics with wings

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5. Tragedy originates from the word “tragos” meaning

A. Goat or goat song

B. Sacred hymn

C. Death chant

D. Ritual melody

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6. Euripides was noted for

A. Inventing satire

B. Increasing chorus

C. Adding more death scenes

D. Ignoring religion

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7. Roman theatre was influenced by

A. Persian rituals

B. Syrian music

C. Egyptian agriculture

D. Greek and Etruscan traditions

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8. One purpose of drama is

A. Decoration

B. Exhibition

C. To entertain

D. Exploration

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9. Sophocles contributed by

A. Writing comedies

B. Using only one chorus

C. Adding third actor

D. Introducing musical scenes

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10. Moveable stage was known as

A. Dramatic float

B. Sacred platform

C. Chariot float

D. Pageant wagon

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11. Aristophanes is identified as

A. Founder of mime

B. Father of realism

C. Founder of stagecraft

D. Father of comedy

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12. Amphitheatre was used in

A. Indoor performance

B. Greek theatre

C. Modern theatre

D. Medieval cathedral

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13. Medieval theatre faced opposition from

A. Art schools

B. Greek scholars

C. Royal courts

D. Roman Catholic Church

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14. Fixed medieval stages were

A. Theater halls

B. Rolling platforms

C. Wooden wagons

D. Central temporary platforms

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15. Greek tragic costumes often included

A. Robes and jeans

B. Pajamas and wigs

C. Long tunics and masks

D. Overalls and boots

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16. Comedy is derived from "komos", meaning

A. Mocking revel

B. Celebration

C. Emotional satire

D. Joking rhyme

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17. Theatre originates from the Greek word "theatron" meaning

A. Place of watching performance

B. Place of singing

C. Music arena

D. Acting location

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18. A proscenium stage is exemplified by

A. FUOYE stage

B. Football stadium

C. Church altar

D. Pageant wagon

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19. Liturgical drama featured

A. Horror tales

B. Biblical stories

C. Comic scripts

D. Romantic poems

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20. Seneca’s plays were restricted due to

A. Immorality and violence

B. Political content

C. Poor acting

D. Religious satire

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21. Language and diction in drama relate to

A. Costume patterns

B. Actor's gestures

C. Sound effects

D. Verbal expression

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22. Roman entertainment included

A. Moral plays

B. Gladiator fights

C. Puppet shows

D. Indoor dance

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23. Characters in a drama are known as

A. Directors

B. Spectators

C. Actors/Actresses

D. Producers

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24. Miracle plays dramatized

A. War chronicles

B. Comic events

C. Saints’ lives

D. Animal stories

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25. Passion plays depicted

A. Prophetic visions

B. Angel stories

C. Birth of nations

D. Jesus’s life, death, resurrection

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26. Thespis is remembered for

A. Being first actor

B. Creating masks

C. Inventing music

D. Directing first play

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27. A plot without flashback is considered

A. Cyclical

B. Narrative

C. Episodic

D. Chronological

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28. Mystery plays focused on

A. Biblical narratives

B. Natural phenomena

C. Daily lives

D. Pagan rituals

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29. The first venue for medieval plays was

A. Amphitheatre

B. Forest clearing

C. Church

D. Village square

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30. Characterization involves

A. Spectacle organization

B. Costume use

C. Theatre funding

D. Actor’s lines and roles

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31. Most medieval playwrights were

A. Church priests

B. Local governors

C. Philosophers

D. Anonymous

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32. Main funders of medieval plays included

A. Kings and queens

B. Merchants

C. Town criers

D. Guilds and confraternities

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33. Aeschylus is known for

A. Using female roles

B. Creating chorus lines

C. Adding third actor

D. Father of European drama

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34. Drama comes from the Greek word "dran" which means

A. To sing

B. To speak

C. To move

D. To act

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35. Director in theatre is regarded as

A. Audience guide

B. Chief administrator

C. Costume planner

D. Script creator

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36. Morality plays are classified as

A. Secular drama

B. Religious drama

C. Mythology

D. Political satire

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37. Roman sea battles were called

A. Spectacle

B. Venaturae

C. Nauclima

D. Machina

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38. A common theme in Greek drama is

A. Fate and determinism

B. Science fiction

C. Socialism

D. Democracy

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39. Satyr play represents

A. Tragicomedy

B. Pure comedy

C. Mystery and Miracle

D. Full tragedy

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40. Roman "Ludi" honored

A. Jupiter

B. Zeus

C. Neptune

D. Mars

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