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English Literature of the Renaissance..... part -6
English Literature of the Renaissance..... part -6

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1) True or False The Morality plays are different from the Miracle plays in the sense that the characters in them were not people but abstract values such as virtues (like truth) or bad qualities such as greed or revenge.

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2) The main thesis or climax of this play is when Faustus two friends Valdes and Cornelius who are magicians, teach him the ways of magic.

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3) Faustus signs over his soul to Lucifer (Satan), in return to keep Mephistophilis for 30 years.

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4) The play . Dr. Faustus ends with Faustus repentance

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5) Acting was company-based and all-male. Women were not allowed to act publicly

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6) Plays were generally written for performance not reading

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7) Inns of Court Drama , their own entertainments were often Romantic in theme and satirical in mode.

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8) Tragedy only became one of the dominant genres in the Jacobean period.

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9) Historical characters and events and were particularly fashionable in the 1590s

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10) Early Elizabethan plays often mixed tragedy and comedy. In the early sixteenth century

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11) In 1583, built the first permanent theater called simply The Theatre outside London’s city walls

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12) Elizabethan theaters were built before the design of the original Theatre. They are built of wood and comprised five rows of seats in a circular shape

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13) In the Globe Theatre in which most of Shakespeare's plays were performed.

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14) Elizabethan theaters , About 1,500 audience members could pay an extra fee to sit in the covered seating

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15) 500 "groundlings paid less to stand in the open area before the stage.

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16) Many phrases and words that we use today—such as "amazement," "in my mind's eye," and "the milk of human kindness," to name only a few—were coined by Marlow

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17) Shakespeare's plays could be published in large anthologies in folio format (the First Folio of Shakespeare's plays contains 36 plays) or smaller quartos

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18) Shakespeare's viewers came from all classes from "highbrow" accounts of kings and queens to the "lowbrow"

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19) Macbeth was written in 1605 or 1606 and performed at Hampton Court for King James I and his brother-in-law, King Christian of Denmark.

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20) The material for Macbeth was drawn from Raphael Holinshed's Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland (1587).

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21) Macbeth is classified as tragedy rather than a history

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22) In Holinshed's account, Macbeth is a ruthless and valiant leader who rules competently after killing Duncanwho is portrayed as a young and soft-willed man

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23) Shakespeare portrayed Macbeth as wise and strong-willed

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24) Macbeth has a historical themes that is full of fabrications.

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25) Macbeth presents a human drama of ambition, desire, and guilt

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26) A non-sequitur : is a statement, remark, or conclusion that follow naturally or logically from what has been said.

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