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Drama Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
The “inciting incident” often occurs before the action of the play begins. What would you say is the inciting incident of the play Trifles?
A  Mrs. Wright was a sloppy housekeeper
B  Mrs. Wright aborted their only child
C  Mr. Wright refused to get a phone
D  Mr. Wright killed the bird
Question #2
What is Aristotle’s name for the protagonist’s “fatal flaw”?
A  hamartia
B  peripeteia
C  enigma
D  angostura
Question #3
Plays occur in real time. They are unlike books which we can put down for days at a time, or like films which we can pause and go make a cup of coffee. Actors are live humans who perform over the course of an evening (or afternoon) an entire story with a plot, character development, conflict, and resolution. If we leave a theatre for a cigarette break, we disrupt the focus of the actors – which is completely different from performers in a film, who completed their work months if not years before we ever see the edited film.
What is the name of Aristotle’s 4th century BCE treatise on theater?
A  The Dramatis
B  The Ethics
C  The Poetics
D  The Iliad
Question #4
In the theater, what does the term “blocking” mean?
A  it is the series of decisions made about emotional performances
B  it is the use of painted back-drops to suggest location on the stage
C  it is the design of movement of actors around the stage
D  one actor prevents another actor from attaining his/her goal in a scene
Question #5
Why does Dr. Rank send a card with a little cross in the corner?
A  to let Nora know where to meet him
B  to signal to Mrs. Linde that she may meet with Krogstad
C  to indicate that he is dying
D  it is secret code that the children understand
Question #6
What was Nora really doing all the time she told Torvald that she was making Christmas decorations and spending time away from her family?
A  copying legal documents for pay
B  conducting an affair with Dr. Rank
C  helping Mrs. Linde in the countryside to care for her husband’s children
D  writing a novel
Question #7
Why does Nora’s husband, Torvald Helmer, despise Krogstad?
A  He used to work in the Bank
B  He has visited women of ill-repute
C  He is a beggar now
D  He forged documents to obtain money illegally
Question #8
Which of the following is an example of what the male characters in Trifles consider to be funny, trivial concerns of the women folk in the play?
A  Mrs. Hale’s interest in knitting and smocking
B  Mrs. Wright’s concern for her preserved fruit
C  Mrs. Peter’s worry over her fur-lined coat
D  Mrs. Wright’s decision to buy a bird cage
Question #9
What does Mrs. Linde think Nora has done to get the money she needed?
A  She believes Nora worked hard at her job to earn extra money
B  She believes Nora took a rich lover
C  She believes Nora has stolen it from Torvald’s bank
D  She believes Nora asked her father for the money
Question #10
If a play does not provide you with descriptions of the characters, how would a director typically know how to cast them?
A  by contacting the playwright and ask what she/he/they had in mind for each character
B  by reading the dialogue of all the characters gives clues
C  by seeing which actors are popular and available at the moment
D  by looking for descriptions of other productions to find out who has been cast
Question #11
Plays are somewhat like fiction in that they have plot, characters, setting, and theme. What is the big difference between plays and fiction (such as novels and short stories) that is noted in the Module Pages?
A  novels do not have descriptions of how people move through space
B  plays are meant to be performed, not read
C  plays have dialogue, novels do not
D  novels are always longer than plays
Question #12
In Susan Glaspell’s play, Trifles, what has happened to Mr. Wright?
A  he has been strangled with a rope
B  his brother has accidentally shot him during their hunting expedition
C  he has won for his prize pig at the local fair
D  he and his wife have finally conceived a child
Question #13
What tradition did drama arise from, according to scholars?
A  sacrifices on temple steps
B  invocations for rain on the Australian plains
C  religious rites
D  coronations of Roman emperors
Question #14
Traditionally, we have claimed that theater began in Greece. What other country has been named as the originator of drama and theater?
A  Japan
B  Great Britain
C  India
D  Aboriginal Australia
Question #15
Why has Nora borrowed money?
A  to silence Dr. Rank about their affair
B  to protect the children
C  to save her husband’s health
D  to help Mrs. Linde who is destitute after her husband’s death
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