A theatrical technique in which performers pretend to be using objects that are not actually present is called
A. realism.
B. pantomime.
C. absurdism.
D. theatre of image.
Answer: B
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Who was Vitruvius and why would we care about him?
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A. hookah B. bejeweled woman C. turbaned attendant D. small dog
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A. tension, transition, and impending movement. B. security and domination. C. tediousness and insignificance. D. power, stability, and fate.