Question 1

During the Middle Ages, plays about Noah and the Ark, or the Magi and Christ's birth, were known as _____ plays.

Accepted Answer

A)  Morality 
B)  Mystery 
C)  Miracle 
D)  Mirth 
A)  Morality 
B)  Mystery 
C)  Miracle 
D)  Mirth

Question 2

What is the dramatic device that allows an actor to represent or symbolize an idea or a moral principle?

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Question 3

In 529 CE who closed the world's oldest school of philosophy (founded by Plato)?

Accepted Answer

A)  Aristotle's Men 
B)  Hindus 
C)  Christians 
D)  Emperor William 
E)  The Greek Council of the arts 
A)  Aristotle's Men 
B)  Hindus 
C)  Christians 
D)  Emperor William 
E)  The Greek Council of the arts

Question 4

What type of play is The Second Shepherd's Play?

Accepted Answer

A)  Mystery 
B)  Miracle 
C)  Morality 
D)  Tragedy 
E)  Melodrama 
A)  Mystery 
B)  Miracle 
C)  Morality 
D)  Tragedy 
E)  Melodrama

Question 5

From the Latin "studius humanitatis," meaning the "studies of mankind," these people idolized the Romans and Greeks.

Accepted Answer

A)  The Students of Humanities 
B)  Humanists 
C)  The Reformation Student Movement 
D)  The Eastern Orthodox Church 
E)  None of the above 
A)  The Students of Humanities 
B)  Humanists 
C)  The Reformation Student Movement 
D)  The Eastern Orthodox Church 
E)  None of the above

Question 6

What was the name of Plato's famous school of philosophy?

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Question 7

The Latin fabulare romanice means to speak in the Roman way. This is where we get languages like French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian. These languages are called?

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Question 8

In 1264, Pope Urban announced that plays would be allowed on the Thursday following Trinity Sunday, which was also called the _____.

Accepted Answer

Festival o

Question 9

The earliest brief playlets may have grown out of chanted or sung phrases incorporated into Mass as an embellishment or commentary on a religious lesson. What were these chanted or sung phrases called?

Accepted Answer

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Question 10

Which play is a comic farce about three shepherds?

Accepted Answer

The Second

During the Middle Ages, plays about Noah and the Ark, or the Magi and Christ's birth, were known as _____ plays.

What is the dramatic device that allows an actor to represent or symbolize an idea or a moral principle?

In 529 CE who closed the world's oldest school of philosophy (founded by Plato)?

What type of play is The Second Shepherd's Play?

From the Latin "studius humanitatis," meaning the "studies of mankind," these people idolized the Romans and Greeks.

What was the name of Plato's famous school of philosophy?

The Latin fabulare romanice means to speak in the Roman way. This is where we get languages like French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian. These languages are called?

In 1264, Pope Urban announced that plays would be allowed on the Thursday following Trinity Sunday, which was also called the _____.

The earliest brief playlets may have grown out of chanted or sung phrases incorporated into Mass as an embellishment or commentary on a religious lesson. What were these chanted or sung phrases called?

Which play is a comic farce about three shepherds?

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The Art of Directing

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Exam 14: Then and Now Version the Dark Ages to the Dawn of the Renaissance

During the Middle Ages, plays about Noah and the Ark, or the Magi and Christ's birth, were known as _____ plays.

What is the dramatic device that allows an actor to represent or symbolize an idea or a moral principle?

In 529 CE who closed the world's oldest school of philosophy (founded by Plato)?

What type of play is The Second Shepherd's Play?

From the Latin "studius humanitatis," meaning the "studies of mankind," these people idolized the Romans and Greeks.

What was the name of Plato's famous school of philosophy?

The Latin fabulare romanice means to speak in the Roman way. This is where we get languages like French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian. These languages are called?

In 1264, Pope Urban announced that plays would be allowed on the Thursday following Trinity Sunday, which was also called the _____.

The earliest brief playlets may have grown out of chanted or sung phrases incorporated into Mass as an embellishment or commentary on a religious lesson. What were these chanted or sung phrases called?

Which play is a comic farce about three shepherds?

Theatre, Art, and Entertainment

Stage Vs Screen

Theatre and Cultural Diversity

Experiencing and Analyzing Plays

A Day in the Life of a Theatre

The Playwright and the Script

The Art of Acting

The Art of Directing

The Art of Design

A Creative Life

Concise Version the Many Types of Theatre

Then and Now Version Non-Western Theatre

Then and Now Version the Greeks to the Rise of Christianity

Then and Now Version the Renaissance

Then and Now Version the Restration, the Enlightenment, and Romanticism

Then and Now Version Modern Theatre

Then and Now Version the Muscial

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