Worksheets302 Test 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Aristotle was the first writer to divide a play into five
acts.
True
False
Point of the play when expectations established
in the rising action are confirmed or reversed.
Peripety
Epistasis
Denouement
The Prologue
A dramatist does not address the audience directly but speaks
through the characters.
True
False
A play based on stories taken from the
scripture or the bible and
the life of the saints.
Miracle plays
Morality Plays
Interludes
Virtue Plays
A character designed to contrast in some way with a more important
character.
Foil
Ficelle
Pharmakos
Fool
A plot that, after taking the protagonist through a series of
experiences, leaves him with the problems he began with.
Circular plot
Double plot
Underplot
Sub-plot
When an event is thrown out of its natural place in the
chronological sequence.
Transposition
Anticipation
Addition
Juxtaposition
A persona is a mask or an
alter-ego of the author.
True
False
Jeff walked up to Mark and took his sandwich off of his plate. He took a bite, smirked at Mark, and then walked away.
This is an example of...
Indirect Characterization
Direct Characterization:
The first tragic drama.
Gorboduc
Ralph
Royster Doyster
The Four
P’s
Easter Miracle Plays
