Renaissance Flashcards

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Q

Opera was introduced as an attempt to revive __________ & __________ of Ancient Greek drama.

A

simplicity; humanism

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During this time, theatre architecture & __________ __________ were developed.

A

stage equipment

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2
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Opera was developed by __________ in Florence to imagine how the music of Ancient Greek drama sounded.

A

scholars

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3
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Commedia dell’ arte or comedy of the __________ was performed by professional troupes.

A

profession

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Much like improvisation, commedia dell’ arte used ideas, but no fully composed __________.

A

play scripts

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5
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Written drama evolved in the country of __________.

A

Spain

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6
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Spain’s foremost theatrical contribution was the character by the name of __________.

A

Don Juan

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7
Q

The Misanthrope and The Imaginary Invalid were great plays from __________.

A

France

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8
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Strolling players kept drama alive by appearing before the public in __________ & before the __________in their castles.

A

village squares; nobility

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9
Q

The climax of the Renaissance drama in Europe was during the __________ Age in England.

A

Elizabethan

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10
Q

Christopher Marlow introduced the first important use of __________ __________ of English poetic drama.

A

blank verse

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Marlow combined an extraordinary use of language & the excitement of __________ plots.

A

melodramatic

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12
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Ben Jonson widened the scope of the __________to include any strong personality trait, especially a weakness or folly, that could make a character laughable.

A

humors

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13
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William Shakespeare, the most famous dramatist of all time, intended his plays to be __________, not read.

A

seen

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Shakespeare used __________like a narration of actors’ inner thoughts.

A

soliloquy

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15
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The audience stood around a __________stage or watched the onstage action from the __________.

A

platform; rooms surrounding a courtyard

16
Q

Members of the audience, called __________, paid a penny to stand in the pit to see the performance.

A

groundlings

17
Q

Behind the stage was the __________house, a room that functioned as the dressing room for the actors.

A

tiring

18
Q

The original _________Theatre opened in 1599, but burned down in 1613. It reopened and operated until 1642.

A

Globe

19
Q

In the 20th century, historians used a portion of the foundation along with other archaeological evidence to rebuild the__________theatre.

A

twenty-sided