In the English theatre of the seventeenth century, spectators at plays were allowed to watch the first act of a production without paying for a ticket. After the first act was over, they had to either buy a ticket or leave the theatre. What effect might this have on the role of the reviewer? Of the critic?
What will be an ideal response?
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With this theatrical style the audience sees the story through the mind of one character
Settings may be distorted by the character’s conscious or subconscious phobias, prejudices, or psychoses.
a) Realism b) Naturalism c) Surrealism d) Symbolism e) Expressionism
The Parthenon is a Greek temple dedicated to
a. Poseidon. b. Athena. c. Aphrodite. d. Zeus.
Unlike Baroque art from Catholic countries, Dutch Baroque art focused upon ________.
A. the family and home B. the community C. All of these D. None of these answers is correct.
When an environmental science program, for example, is staffed with faculty from biology, chemistry, and Earth science, the program is said to be
a. Definitely interdisciplinary. b. Multidisciplinary only. c. Multidisciplinary and possibly interdisciplinary.