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- [The history of the theatre began with a revolt of a forward-seeing playwright, Nemirovitch-Danchenko, against the conservatism of the established Russian theatres.]
In this sentence, the word conservatism means
Atraditional ways.
Ba form of political philosophy.
Ctalents.
Dnon-paying.
- [First, there was a realistic phase, when the founders emulated the famous Theatre Libre of Antoine in Paris.]
In this sentence, the word emulated means
Aacted on.
Bmodeled on.
Cstrengthened.
Dpromoted.
- What is the BEST comparison between the Globe and Moscow Art Theatres?
AThe Globe Theatre and the Moscow Art Theatre both had significant impact on historical developments in drama.
BThe Globe Theatre was closed after Puritan protest, while the Moscow Art Theatre still operates.
CGlobe Theatre actors rarely rehearsed, while Moscow Art Theatre actors rehearsed for weeks.
DGlobe actors worked solely for the pursuit of art, while Moscow Art Theatre actors share profits.
- The _____ is near the front of a book and tells the reader _____
Aindex, the page number where specific information can be located.
Bpublishing page, a synopsis of information covered in the text.
Ctable of contents, how the book is organized.
Dafterword, extra thoughts the writer has had after completing the text.
- In a book titled Life in Elizabethan England, what chapter is MOST likely to include information about the Globe Theatre?
AThe Plague
BReligion and Philosophy
CGlobal Exploration
DArtistic Renaissance
- Which of the following is a valid statement?
ASeveral men and women became major celebrities due to their acting roles at the Globe.
BThe Globe Theatre closed permanently due to an outbreak of the Bubonic Plague.
COther than creating a positive economy, Queen Elizabeth had little effect on theatre during Shakespeare's time.
DBecause women did not act during Shakespeare's time, men played all female parts.
- [The Globe's main stage did not have a curtain. Any scene changes, entrances and exits were done in plain sight of the audience. Whenever a character died he would either have to remain on stage or be carried off as part of the action. Since the stage used no background scenery, the setting was revealed through the actors' dialogue and relied heavily on props, sound effects and elaborate costumes.]
What can the reader infer about Elizabethan audiences from this text?
AThey were illiterate and easily entertained.
BThey were willing to suspend realism for the sake of entertainment.
CThey were willing to endure uncomfortable surroundings for the sake of entertainment.
DThey used the theatre as a form of social gathering and celebration.
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Atraditional ways.
Ba form of political philosophy.
Ctalents.
Dnon-paying.
Aacted on.
Bmodeled on.
Cstrengthened.
Dpromoted.
AThe Globe Theatre and the Moscow Art Theatre both had significant impact on historical developments in drama.
BThe Globe Theatre was closed after Puritan protest, while the Moscow Art Theatre still operates.
CGlobe Theatre actors rarely rehearsed, while Moscow Art Theatre actors rehearsed for weeks.
DGlobe actors worked solely for the pursuit of art, while Moscow Art Theatre actors share profits.
Aindex, the page number where specific information can be located.
Bpublishing page, a synopsis of information covered in the text.
Ctable of contents, how the book is organized.
Dafterword, extra thoughts the writer has had after completing the text.
AThe Plague
BReligion and Philosophy
CGlobal Exploration
DArtistic Renaissance
ASeveral men and women became major celebrities due to their acting roles at the Globe.
BThe Globe Theatre closed permanently due to an outbreak of the Bubonic Plague.
COther than creating a positive economy, Queen Elizabeth had little effect on theatre during Shakespeare's time.
DBecause women did not act during Shakespeare's time, men played all female parts.
AThey were illiterate and easily entertained.
BThey were willing to suspend realism for the sake of entertainment.
CThey were willing to endure uncomfortable surroundings for the sake of entertainment.
DThey used the theatre as a form of social gathering and celebration.