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Advanced Repertory Theatre (Quiz #9)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A form of theatre based on the assumption that human hopes and plans are ridiculous. It sometime employee unconventional language.

a)

Performance Art

b)

Parody

c)

Comedy of Manners

d)

Theatre of the Absurd

2.

A dramatic work with no spoken dialogue set to music for singers and instrumentalists.

a)

Opera

b)

Operetta

c)

Musical Review

d)

Professional

3.

Comic or lighthearted opera, generally with a substantial amount of spoken (not sung) dialogue.

a)

Opera

b)

Professional

c)

Operetta

d)

Musical Review

4.

A production consisting of a series of independent song-and-dance scenes tied loosely tougher; often satirical.

a)

Parody

b)

Musical Review

c)

Low Comedy

d)

Operetta

5.

A type of low comedy that mocks a certain work by imitating the author's style for comic effect.

a)

Performance Art

b)

Parody

c)

Comedy of Manners

d)

Theatre of the Absurd

6.

Normally used for someone who's regularly paid for a particular job

a)

Comedy of Manners

b)

Performance Art

c)

Professional

d)

Operetta

7.

A play that shows the humorous traits of a particular segment of society, usually the upper class.

a)

Parody

b)

Comedy of Manners

c)

Low Comedy

d)

High Comedy

8.

A type of comedy that includes satire and is characterized by clever lines, word plays, and allusions.

a)

High Comedy

b)

Parody

c)

Comedy of Manners

d)

Low Comedy

9.

A type of comedy that is quite physical, sometimes vulgar, and highly exaggerated in style and performance.

a)

Comedy of Manners

b)

High Comedy

c)

Low Comedy

d)

Parody

10.

A type of monodrama that combines many different elements of theatre in a novel way.

a)

Theatre of the Absurd

b)

Professional

c)

Musical Review

d)

Performance Art