Theatre Styles

What is a key characteristic of Naturalism in theatre?

• Use of abstract sets

• Focus on everyday life and realistic settings

• Emphasis on dream-like sequences

• Use of exaggerated emotions

Which theatre style is known for its use of symbolic and abstract elements to convey emotional experiences?

• Naturalism

• Expressionism

• Realism

• Surrealism

How does Realism differ from Surrealism in theatre?

• Realism uses dream-like sequences, while Surrealism focuses on everyday life.

• Realism focuses on realistic portrayals, while Surrealism uses dream-like and fantastical elements.

• Realism is more abstract, while Surrealism is more literal.

• Realism and Surrealism are the same.

The historical period most associated with the rise of Naturalism in theatre is (a)  

• The Renaissance
• The Industrial Revolution
• The Middle Ages
• The Enlightenment

Which of the following is a key feature of Expressionism in theatre?

• Detailed and realistic dialogue

• Use of exaggerated and distorted sets

• Focus on historical accuracy

• Minimal use of lighting

In what way did Expressionism influence modern theatre?

• By promoting the use of realistic dialogue

• By encouraging the exploration of inner emotions and subjective experiences

• By focusing solely on historical events

• By eliminating the use of symbolism

Identify an element that is commonly found in Realism.

• Abstract characters

• Realistic dialogue and settings

• Dream-like sequences

• Symbolic costumes

Which theatre style often includes dream-like sequences and illogical scenes?

• Naturalism

• Expressionism

• Realism

• Surrealism

A common theme explored in Naturalism is (a)  

• The supernatural
• The impact of environment and hered
• The power of dreams
• The use of symbolism

Which of the following best describes the approach of Realism in theatre?

• Focus on abstract concepts

• Emphasis on realistic and everyday situations

• Use of exaggerated emotions

• Exploration of subconscious thoughts