DRA101_OBJ_Questions.txt

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[QUESTIONS]

<1>What makes performance a theater?

<2>....... is a story that is told in action

<3>Who defined drama to be tragedy?

<4>Tragedy is an imitation of a/an ...... that is serious, complete and of certain magnitude.

<5>...... creates characters through imagination.

<6>All but one of the following are the settings in tragedy

<7>A state whereby there is a return to the opposite is called ........

<8>Characterization is created by ........

<9>All these are what makes up a character except ........

<10> ........ is the inner strength to achieve a desire.

<11>The compactness, willingness and the concentration of the character is ........

<12>Another name for theatre is ........

<13>....... can communicate without the spoken word.

<14>All of these are the 3 pillars theatre except ........

<15>....... is the first person to act drama.

<16>The place where people go to listen to the audio was called ........

<17>The people who came to listen to the play performed are called .........

<18>........ is a raised floor or platform typical in a theatre on which actors entertainers or speakers perform.

<19>....... are materials or clothings worn by performers.

<20>.......... is the soul of drama.

<21>The second element of drama according to Aristotle is ........

<22>Every drama has the theme of .........

<23>A good drama must have simple, straightforward and purposeful ........

<24>The visual elements of a play that is set with costumes is called ........

<25>The following are ways of analyzing a character except ........

<26>The ability of a character to maintain his own character atmosphere throughout the play is called

<27>The act of imitating and mimicking is known as .......

<28>The essence of light is to create ........

<29>........ drama uses sound or sound effect to communicate meaning.

<30>The downtrodden old women and men that foretell or report happenings in a text are called

<31>The period after the dark age is the ........ period.

<32>In ....... comedy, there was tendency for stock character performing.

<33>The most prominent actions that played a prominent role in the evolution and eventually development of the theatre practice is what?

<34>The Egyptians of old worship the god called

<35>In what century did Greek start their drama and theatre?

<36>What is the name of the god that the Greek worshiped

<37>The city where the god, Dionysus was being worshipped is:

<38>During the greater festival, the Dionysians danced through the city singing songs of praise known as ........

<39>Drama was formerly done in the church controlled by the .........

<40>Mediaval produced ........ types of play.

<41>Who was the greatest author of the old Greek comedy?

<42>The romans adopted their theatre from ........

<43>One factor that destroyed theatre in rome was ..........

<44>Morality play was developed in which era?

<45>The medieval era could also be described as .........

<46>The church used drama as a means of .......

<47>Which era introduced the use of elaborate costumes?

<48>Which theatre introduced the use of deu-ex-machina?

<49>Which era introduced dialogue in drama?

<50>Which theatre introduced the use of stage in drama?

<51>Titus Maccius Plautus lived between ......

[/QUESTIONS]

[OPTIONS]

<1>Audience
Stage
Action
Space

<2>Mime
Drama
Gestures
Theatre

<3>Socrates
Karl Marx
Aristotle
Wole Soyinka

<4>Action
Drama
Mime
Play

<5>Orator
Playwright
Poet
Coordinator

<6>Reversal
Climax
Calamity
Discovery

<7>Reversal
Climax
Calamity
Discovery

<8>Playwright
Poet
Actor
Orator

<9>Action
Moral stance
Revelation
Intensity

<10>Will
Decorum
Mood
Intensity

<11>Desire
Revelation
Mood
Intensity

<12>Performing art
Action
Stage act
Entertainment

<13>Poet
Novelist
Author
Drama

<14>Entertainment
Education
Enrollment
Enlightenment

<15>Thepsis
Thespes
Thispis
Thespis

<16>Theatre
Building
Auditorium
Room

<17>Character
Congregations
Audience
Listeners

<18>Theatre
Building room
Auditorium
Stage

<19>make up
props
costume
scenery

<20>Action
Speech
Theme
Plot

<21>Language
Character
Diction
Plot

<22>War
Hatred
Love
Happiness and sadness

<23>Dialogue
Action
Characters
Theme

<24>Set
Action
Spectacle
Spectator

<25>Desire
Will
Character mood intensity
Bravery

<26>Character mood roundness
Character statistic mood
Character mood intensity
Character fixed mood

<27>Acting
Play
Action
Characterization

<28>Awareness
Comic relief
Beautiful and sad scene
Effect

<29>Audio
Oral
Radio
Sound

<30>The old men and women association
The chorus
The narrator
The characters

<31>Roman
Greek
Medieval
New

<32>New
Old
Modern
Traditional

<33>Tradition
Religion
Rite
Culture

<34>Seth
Osiris
Dionysus
Antesteno

<35>4th century B.C
5th century B.C
6th century B.C
7th century B.C

<36>Dionysus
Buddha
Seth
Lamoch

<37>Athens
Egypt
Rome
Italy

<38>Dirge
Diony
Dithyramb
Cresthy

<39>Pastors
The clergy
Priest
Fathers and sisters

<40>1
2
3
4

<41>Aristophenes
Aristotle
Plautus
Terence

<42>the Romans
the Greeks
the Italians
the Church

<43>dwindling turn out of audience
high production cost
influx of christianity
opposition from the rich class

<44>Roman
Greek
Medieval
Italian

<45>church dramatic era
dramatic innovation era
religious plays era
comedy plays era

<46>preaching the bible
entertaining her members
reaching out to lost souls
attracting people to church

<47>The Roman era
The Greek era
The Renaissance era
The Medieval era

<48>The Greek theatre
The Roman theatre
The Italian theatre
The Medieval theatre

<49>The Roman era
The Renaissance era
The Greek era
The Medieval era

<50>The Roman theatre
The Italian theatre
The Greek theatre
The Medieval theatre

<51>233-184 BC
232-184 BC
243-184 BC
244 - 184 BC

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[ANSWERS]

<1>Space

<2>Drama

<3>Aristotle

<4>Action

<5>Playwright

<6>Climax

<7>Reversal

<8>Actor

<9>Moral stance

<10>Will

<11>Intensity

<12>Performing art

<13>Drama

<14>Enrollment

<15>Thespis

<16>Auditorium

<17>Audience

<18>Stage

<19>costume

<20>Plot

<21>Plot

<22>Love

<23>Dialogue

<24>Spectacle

<25>Bravery

<26>Character mood intensity

<27>Acting

<28>Effect

<29>Radio

<30>The chorus

<31>Medieval

<32>New

<33>Religion

<34>Osiris

<35>5th century B.C

<36>Dionysus

<37>Athens

<38>Dithyramb

<39>Priest

<40>2

<41>Aristophenes

<42>the Greeks

<43>influx of christianity

<44>Medieval

<45>church dramatic era

<46>preaching the bible

<47>The Medieval era

<48>The Greek theatre

<49>The Greek era

<50>The Greek theatre

<51>243-184 BC

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