Question

15. Flat characters are also known as ____________

a) comic characters b) central character

c) dynamic characters d) caricature

16._________________ is a turning point in drama.

a) middle part b) the end c) quarrel d) climax

17. Denouement means _________________

a) climax b) the beginning c) conclusion or resolution of drama

18. Tragedy ends with ________________

a) death or bereavement b) union of characters c) tragic song d) problem

19. Comedy ends with _______________

a) laughter b) joke c) farce d) union of characters with happy note

20. The main idea or point of a play is called __________________

a) plot b) subject c) theme d) climax

21. There was a clear influence of _________ in English theatre, the audience

and the themes.

a) America b) Russia c) France

22. The drama of _________ was on the way to decline.

a) 17th century b) Early 19th century c) late 19th century

23. The drama in 19th century was ___________ to the life of the time.

a) associated b) related c) unrelated

24. ___________ dominates the modern drama.

a) G.B. Shaw b) Oscar Wilde c) Ibsen

25. _______ was deeply influenced by Ibsen.

a) John Galsworthy b) T.S. Eliot c) G.B. Shaw

26. Lady Gregory, W.B. Yeats and J.M. Synge were associated with _______

a) Norwegian Theatre b) Greek Theatre c) Abbey Theatre

27. _______ experimented with Greek Tragedy

a) G.B. Shaw b) St. John Ervine c) T.S. Eliot

28. ‘Look Back in Anger’ is written by ____________

a) John Osborne b) Kingsley c) Anton Chekov

29. The main source of Indian drama and theatre is found in ________

a) Farsi Drama b) Arabic Drama c) Sanskrit Drama

30. Bharat Muni wrote ___________

a) Natyashatra b) Natyatarang c) Natyadarpan​

Answer 1

Answer:

comedy ends with _______________ a) laughter b) joke c) farce d) union of characters with happy note

Answer 2

Answer:

• Flat characters are also known as static characters.
• Climax is a turning point in the drama.
• Denouement means the conclusion or resolution of the drama
• Tragedy ends with death or bereavement.
• Comedy ends with a union of characters on a happy note.
• The main idea or point of a play is called Theme.
• There was a clear influence of ____France_____ in English theatre, the audience, and the themes.
• The drama of the late 19th century was on the way to decline.
• The drama in the 19th century was __unrelated_________ to the life of the time.
• Ibsen dominates the modern drama.
• G.B. Shaw_____ was deeply influenced by Ibsen.
• Lady Gregory, W.B. Yeats and J.M. Synge were associated with Abbey Theatre.
• Aeschylus experimented with Greek Tragedy.
• ‘Look Back in Anger’ is written by John Osborne.
• The main source of Indian drama and theatre is found in Sanskrit Drama.
• Bharat Muni wrote Natyashatra.