When screenwriters leave out parts of a story that existed in another medium's version of the same story, they engaged in __________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
elision
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This artist also created tapestries:
a. Delacroix b. Rude c. Goya d. Turner
The main rhythmic motive starts out
A. short-short-long-long-short B. long-long-short-long-short C. long-short-long-short-long D. long-short-long-long-short
Ambrogio Lorenzetti's Allegory of Peace (fig. 5.8) is a fresco that was painted directly onto __________
A. unsized canvas B. wet plaster walls C. panel treated with glue D. paper that has been left in the sun to dry completely
Discuss documentary writing or reporting, such as television newscasts. Where does the journalist's truth end and invention or fiction begin? Pay particular attention to issues involving "staged" or "recreated" events, several of which have caused scandal in the nation's newsrooms. Do such techniques make news into theatre? And if so, how does this affect the way we view news and theatre?
What will be an ideal response?