Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. ____ 1. (2 points) In medieval Europe, Bible stories were reenacted through
____ 2. (2 points) Everyman is an excellent example of a
____ 3. (2 points) In medieval Europe, actors presented the lives of the saints through
____ 4. (2 points) In medieval Europe, plays depicting the life of Christ were known as
____ 5. (2 points) Commedia dell’arte originated as part of
____ 6. (2 points) The drama of Cervantes was part of
____ 7. (2 points) Molière’s witty satires were part of
____ 8. (2 points) England’s age of literary enlightenment expressed itself through
____ 9. (2 points) Legitimate theatre was a concept of
____ 10. (2 points) Comedy of manners originated as part of part of
Short Answer 11. (5 points) What did the typical Elizabethan theatre look like? 12. (5 points) What was unique about Spanish theatre of the Renaissance? Essay 13. (20 points) Who was William Shakespeare, and why is he considered the greatest playwright in the history of the English language? Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 Answer Section MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. ANS: A PTS: 2 REF: Unit Seven: Exploring Theatre History TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
Students should note at least some of the following: Elizabethan theatres were usually round or octagonal with tiers of thatched roof galleries surrounding an open court. They had a discovery space for interior scenes and a tiring house for costume changes. There was a second floor playing area and a third level for actors or musicians. The fourth level housed stage machinery. PTS: 5 REF: Unit Seven: Exploring Theatre History TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
Spanish theatre did not restrict itself to neo-classical unities, so writers were free to experiment. Many used beautiful flowing dialogue and centered the acting on romance, adventure, and chivalry. PTS: 5 REF: Unit Seven: Exploring Theatre History TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800
Answers may vary but should mention Shakespeare’s breadth of emotion and intellect and a use of language so apt that many of his phrases are still part of everyday speech. PTS: 20 REF: Unit Seven: Exploring Theatre History TOP: Unit Seven, Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 KEY: Part Two: The Middle Ages to 1800 Directory: TEACHERS -> coucha TEACHERS -> On the Vanity of Earthly Greatness” “Ozymandious” Arthur Guiterman (1871-1943;1936) Author TEACHERS -> Lesson Title: César E. Chávez: An Instrument of Change in a Democracy Grade Level TEACHERS -> Thought Experiments: When the Singularity is More Than a Literary Device An Interview with Futurist-Inventor Ray Kurzweil” TEACHERS -> Revolutionary War to Civil War Unit 1 Study Guide TEACHERS -> Unit 3 The Early Republic Chapter 9: Washington Takes Office TEACHERS -> United States History Honors – eoc study Guide “Cheat” Sheet Coach Duncan The Early Republic (1789-1802) TEACHERS -> Scenes from the Headlines: Lessons and Ideas for Discussion Timeline coucha -> Unit Seven, Part Three: 1800 to the Present Matching Download 52.79 Kb. Share with your friends:
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