Literature and Theatre

Welcome to the Literature and Theatre category of Questions LLC! If you have a passion for the written word or enjoy the magic of live performances, you're in the right place. Here, you'll find a wide range of thought-provoking and insightful questions related to literature and theatre. Dive into discussions about beloved novels, explore the complexities of different literary genres, or delve into the fascinating world of thespians and stage. Whether you're a casual reader, a dedicated theatre-goer, or a student seeking guidance, this category is sure to spark your curiosity and provide a platform for engaging conversations. So, come join us as we delve into the captivating domain of Literature and Theatre!

Questions (15)

Which of the following is evidence that Ancient Greek literature and theatre is still important today?
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2. asked by Alejandra
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In Elizabethan Theatre, a playwright would use poetic dialogue to ____.A) Paint a picture of a scene. B) Establish the time and
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2. asked by Jay
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In classical tragedy what causes the downfall or destruction of the hero?1: The actions of the antagonist or villain 2:The
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2. asked by Marylyn
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How does Erik (the phantom) from The Phantom of the Opera show romance?i already mentioned about his relationship with
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2. asked by Gina
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Theatre of the Absurd often explores themes of:a Realistic portrayals of human life b Existentialism, alienation, and breakdown
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2. asked by hvuibj
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give a full description of richard boleslavsky's characteration lesson
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can i say that Sorates head is in the clouds when he is portrayed up in the clouds in Aristophanes comedy clouds
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2. asked by S
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Which of the following is an advantage of a one-act play?greater character development quick buildup to the climax greater
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What is a common characteristic of farce?Exploring serious and somber themes Thought-provoking philosophical ideas Exaggerated
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Character credibility refers to:a. The consistency and believability of a character's actions and behaviors within the context
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a. Explain the significance of the full title of the play: The Importance of Being Earnest (A Trivial Comedy for Serious
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How is the consumption of food used as a symbol in the play? How does Oscar Wilde use symbolism in his social commentary? What
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Which of the following is not revealed in the resolution in Act II, Scene 5?Which of the following is not revealed in the
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Multiple Choice When did William Shakespeare live? (1 point) Responses in the late 1400s and early 1500s in the late 1400s and
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What is one of the most well-known morality plays?a. Castle of Perseverance b. Everyman c. Wakefield Cycle d. Mankind
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