Dramatic works

Welcome to the "Dramatic works" category of Questions LLC! If you have an appreciation for the world of theater, films, opera, or any other form of dramatic performance, you've come to the right place. This category is dedicated to exploring the captivating realm of dramatic works, delving into the stories, characters, productions, and everything in between. Whether you're a theater enthusiast, an aspiring actor, or simply curious about the intricacies of the dramatic arts, browse through the thought-provoking questions and engaging discussions in this category to deepen your knowledge and ignite your passion for the dramatic works that move and inspire us all.

Questions (20)

True or false: Shakespeare’s works were written to be performed on stage.true************* false
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2. asked by Mike
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What is the significance of the repetition of the word absurd in The Importance of Being Earnest?
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2. asked by .....
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Hook/ attention grabber for Romeo and Juliet
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2. asked by L
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What can you learn when Anne Frank says she wants to be nicer in the play?
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2. asked by veda
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Identify the sound device Shakespeare uses in this passage:HAMLET. Whose spirit with divine ambition puffed Makes mouths at the
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2. asked by Anonymous
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what are some themes in acts
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2. asked anonymously
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Can you help me summarize the major similarities and differences between the forms of the drama " Riders to The Sea",The poem "
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2. asked by John
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The play we watched was a parody of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. It was hilarious imitation of the classic monster novel.Which
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2. asked by Jozikee
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i have to compare and contrast the gang stories from grease and west side story i need 5 things PLEASE HELP
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2. asked by Joelseph
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sorry i didn`t write it was about shakespear.thanks for your help
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2. asked by honeybee
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After Scene V, what does Tybalt know that Juliet does not?Juliet has fallen in love with Romeo. Romeo is part of the Montague
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Hello, we are on the next play in english The playboy of seville? Our question is what does Don Juan stand for? Would I put for
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2. asked by Alicia
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Identify all irony in the conversation belowROSALIND Have with you. - Fare you well. Exeunt [Rosalind and Celia]. ORLANDO What
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2. asked anonymously
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Read the excerpt from Act II, scene vi of Romeo and Juliet.Friar Laurence: These violent delights have violent ends, And in
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2. asked anonymously
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Act 2predict What do you think will happen in the next Act? Romeo and Julietta
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2. asked anonymously
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What does the "well-made play" emphasize?
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what is true about theme in dramatic works?A. a dramatic work can have only one theme. B. a dramatic work directly states its
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True or false: Shakespeare’s works were written to be performed on stage.(1 point) Responses true true false false
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2. asked by u don't know me
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In line 158 of Act I,scene 1, Anne delivers a soliloquy. How does her use of figurative language impact the tone of the message?
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What is the setting of the play? (1 point) ResponsesItaly England Spain
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