5 Written Questions

1. plain writing, no rhymed or structure, inartistic
2. physical humor
3. emotional high point, critical stage of the conflict
4. the invention that helped with the production of plays
5. poetry, for many centuries state dialogue was written in this

5 Matching Questions

1. University Wits
2. Tragicomedy
3. Language
4. Discovery
5. Exposition

1. a a group of educated men from Oxford and Cambridge who wrote and performed for the professional public theatre, Christopher Marlowe
2. b occurs when something important is found, learned, or realized
3. c For many centuries the standard language of the theatre was verse or poetry
4. d info that is necessary to understand the play
5. e Play where comic and tragic are equially mixed, serious actions, but happy ending

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A device typical of the end of melodrama, Good is rewarded evil is punished
   1. Spectacle
   2. Music
   3. Poetic Justice
   4. Public Domain
2. small units of action that build in emotional intensity
   1. Falling Action
   2. Rising Action
   3. Language
   4. Printing Press
3. plays no longer protected by copywright
   1. Tragicomedy
   2. climax
   3. Poetic Justice
   4. Public Domain
4. requires permission of playwright for anything concerning performance or publication
   1. Royalty
   2. Thought
   3. Copyright
   4. Playwright
5. organization of action
   1. Lazzi
   2. Plot
   3. Prose
   4. Subplot

5 True/False Questions

1. neoclassic goals → time, place, action

   True        False

2. Inciting Incident → an event that sets off the major conflict

   True        False

3. Tragedy → dealt with catharsis, ends unhappily, emotions of pity of fear, magnitude or importance

   True        False

4. Dialogue → works spoked by the characters in a play

   True        False

5. Conflict → 2 or more opposing forces working for different goals

   True        False