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Eastern Theatre and Classical Dance Drama, Exams of Advanced Education
A quiz practice solution for a thea 105 course at pennsylvania state university, focusing on various elements of eastern theatre and classical dance drama. The quiz covers topics such as the natya sastra, a guide to sanskrit drama/dance, as well as the characteristics of noh, kabuki, and bunraku theatre forms from japan. Additionally, the quiz explores the concept of satire in comedy, where real-life individuals are mocked to inspire change in the audience's way of thinking. A comprehensive overview of these eastern theatrical traditions and their unique features, making it a valuable resource for students interested in exploring the rich diversity of global performance arts.
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THEA 105 SP20 Lesson 6 Quiz practice solution update Pennsylvania
State University
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In Eastern theatre, what is the name of the book that is a guide to all
elements of Sanskrit drama/dance.
The Natya Sastra
The Bharata
The Ramayana
The Mahabharata
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Question 4
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Question 2
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is an elitist classical dance drama that was created in 14th
Century Japan that relies heavily on tradition
Kabuki
Bunraku
Sanskrit
Noh
Question 3
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is a popular classical theatre that was created in 17th Century
Japan, by women.
Noh
Kabuki
Sanskrit
Bunraku