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cip lesson 2 Flashcards

1
Q

A unit of theatre; not a thing but an event taking place in real time and real space.

A

Play

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2
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What are the types of play according to duration?

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full lengths and short play (or one-act play)

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3
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usual duration of full length play

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2-4 hours

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4
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usual duration of short play/one-act play

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20 mins - 1 hour

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5
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two one-acts played back to back

A

twin bill

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6
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three one-acts played back to back

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trilogy

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7
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why are one-act plays played back to back

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para hindi mabitin ang audience and hindi ma-dissatisfy

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8
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during the ________ and ___________, its possible na yung plays nila are between lunch and dinner

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greek and shakespearean theatre

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9
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greek words that means ode or song

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tragos

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10
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during greek theatre plays dati, usually the characters are the mc and villain, while the rest are ___________.

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storytellers / chanters / singing the narration

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11
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a genre that usually ends with death

A

tragedy

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12
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this genre shows the downfall of a character

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tragedy

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13
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what are examples (4) of tragedy plays?

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prometheus bound, oedipus rex, medea, oresteia

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14
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who wrote the play prometheus bound

A

aeschylus

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15
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who wrote oedipus rex?

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sophocles

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16
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who wrote medea?

A

euripides

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17
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who wrote the trilogy oresteia

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aeschylus

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18
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the oresteia trilogy consists of what 3 plays?

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agamemnon, the libation bearers, & the eumenides

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19
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greek word meaning “merry-making”

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komoros

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20
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light toned stories. where it usually has happy ending

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comedy

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21
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what are examples of comedy plays

A

lysistrata, the birds, the frogs, the cloud

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22
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it’s about a woman who convinces all the women of Greece to abstain from sex until the Peloponnesian War ends

A

lysistrata

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23
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who usually dies in tragedy plays?

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mc, villain, love interest of mc

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24
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because art is a continuing evolution, it deliberately attempts to bridge the two original genres. lightens tragedy.

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tragicomedy

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25
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dark comedy can also be called as ?

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comedy of manners

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26
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farces can also be called as?

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slapsticks or low comedy

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27
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genre that ends in irony, sarcasm, or very strange

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dark comedy

28
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what is an example of a dark comedy

A

mr. bean

29
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mother of teleserye / soapdramas

A

melodramas

30
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genre wherein its usual plot is about revenge

A

melodramas

31
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physical comedy. pure farce motto is: laugh til you cry

A

farces

32
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authentic evidence based on facts and research used as basis for portraying relatively recent historical events

A

documentary

33
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what is the difference between musical and a straight play (acting and dialogues)

A

kinakanta lang yung dialogues sa musical

34
Q

a book that provides the script, songs, music sheets, notes, dialogue

A

libretto

35
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those who write the lyrics, dialogue, music, etc

A

librettist

36
Q

what is the difference between story, narrative, and plot

A
  1. story - kwento/story itself
  2. narrative - story behind the story; meaning
  3. plot - how you tell the story; sequence of events
37
Q

in the freytag pyramid, the turning point can be called ________

A

conflict

38
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the falling action or resolution of conflict

A

denouement

39
Q

catharsis of emotion, where audience are hanged in suspense

A

climax

40
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in the freytag pyramid, this is where the characters, plot, and conflict are introduced

A

exposition

41
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what is the hardest conflict trope (ex. man vs man) and why

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man vs nature because it is inevitable

42
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what are the two types of conflict

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internal and external

43
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conflict is fragment-by-fragment; building up the conflict

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static

44
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presentation of conflict wherein it’s building a concrete idea; conflict is jumping; mostly used in psychological movies.

A

jumping

45
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presentation of conflict wherein it’s a continuous build up

A

dynamic

46
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presentation of conflict wherein: ending-beginning-middle-ending

A

abrupt

47
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what are the 4 ways of ending

A

victory, defeat, stalemate, open ended

48
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people or animals; human figures and/or the impersonated presence (fables) who undertake the actions of the plot.

A

characters

49
Q

character na nagbabago yung personality if naresolve na yung problem.

A

dynamic

50
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character na hindi nagbabago yung personality kahit naresolve na yung conflict.

A

static

51
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type of character na if naresolve man or hindi yung conflict, nagbabago parin character niya throughout.

A

round

52
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type of character na no resolution, kung ano yung character niya from the beginning, yun parin character niya hanggang huli

A

flat

53
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stereotype characters

A

stock

54
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examples of stock characters

A

nerds, mga kasambahay, dumb blondes, thirdwheels, comedic best friend

55
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a hero but in a non desirable way. lacks conventional nobility of mind

A

anti-hero

56
Q

character that reveals the true intentions / personality of the main character

A

foil

57
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characters that bare symbolisms; character whose very existence represents some major idea or aspect of society

A

symbolic

58
Q

why is it important to reveal ang character

A

to better understand the character, and para umusad ang plot

59
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central idea or message; overall statement

A

theme

60
Q

pronunciation of spoken dialogue.

A

diction or language

61
Q

visual aspects “wow factors” sensorial (sense factors). overall look

A

spectacle

62
Q

where does the audience gather

A

front-of-house

63
Q

order of play

A

gathering the audience, transition, exposition, conflict, climax, denouement, aftermath

64
Q

actors go back to the stage and do a bow; way to release the characters traits and give thanks to the audience for watching

A

curtain call

65
Q

input about the story, acting & directing

A

critique

66
Q

audience ask questions about the story, directors & actors

A

qna forum

second sem (5 decks)

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