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THEA 105 - C2SQ

Chapter 2 Study Questions

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The techniques of drama developed by theatre practitioners are foundational techniques used in: Television, film, and computer based video.
In seeking to understand what art is, one possible description of art would be: That it is a mirror or reflection of life and how we feel.
Art can be divided into the following categories: Literary, visual, and performing.
An essential element of theatre is: Performers, audience, and theatre space.
The ultimate source of the dramatic action being performed in a theatre event is the: Playwright
One of the most compelling reasons to experience a theatre performance is: The immediate, personal exchange and chemistry between the audience and performers.
That identical performances can be presented in many different places at the same time is a feature of: Film.
The 'willing suspension of disbelief' refers to: Putting aside literal considerations to enter the world on stage.
The degree of separation between the object or event that an artist creates and the audience that observes it is called: Aesthetic Distance
Because of the power of the audience's mental and emotional participation in a theatre event, those in authority may fear the effect theatre can have. This fear sometimes results in: Censorship
The word 'criticize' has at least two meanings. One is 'to find fault.' Another meaning is: To understand and appraise.
A question that is not one of the criteria by which to judge a play and a production is: What is being attempted?
Even though any theatre criticism is an informed opinion, it should be remembered that it is still: Subjective
A critic might also offer: Background information about the playwright, background information about the subject matter of the play, and background information about the style of the production.
A critic usually has more ________ than a reviewer. Time, space, and knowledge.
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