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tragedy

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[بنفسجة]

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1-After whom the drama in England suffered a decline :

-Congreve

- Goldsmith

- Shakespeare

- Sheridan

2-One of the factors that was responsible for the revival of drama in 1890s is

-Bernard Shaw influence.

- Ibsen influence.

- Theatre activities

- comedy of manners

3-One of the factors that was responsible for the revival of drama in 1890s is

- The prevalent cynical atmosphere.

- Oscar wild.

- Victorian conventionality.

- Shakespeare.

4-Ibsen influence over drama gave rise to…

- Comedy of manners.

- Tragedy of drama.

-Comedy of ideas.

- Victorian theatre.

5- the cynical atmosphere that was prevalent at that time revived …

-Comedy of manners.

- Tragedy of drama.

- Comedy of ideas.

- Victorian theatre

6- dramatists after 1890s ceased to deal with melodramatic, romantic, and classical themes and start dealing with….

- Kings and queens history.

- Scientific fiction.

- Life of ordinary men and women.

- Gothic themes.

7- the new dramatists rejected the characteristic features of Victorianism and dealt with the problems of..

- Romantic love.

- Capitalism.

- Parental authority.

- Labor and of youth.

8- the new drama of ideas brought new features like the inner conflict was replaced for outer conflict so the drama became…

- More vivid

- Slower and quieter.

- Non-serious.

- Political.

9- the emphasis on inner conflict inspire the dramatists to make their protagonists(characters) not men but….

- Unseen forces.

- Female protagonist.

- Aristocratic class.

- Dolls.

10- the greatest practitioner in the comedy of ideas was …

- Congreve.

- Bernard Shaw.

- Oscar Wild.

- Ibsen.

11- the greatest practitioner in the comedy of manner was…

- Congreve.

- Bernard Shaw.

- Oscar Wild.

- Ibsen.

12-Oscar was considered the father of artificial comedy, he wasn't a thinker his success was due to being..

- Serious dramatist.

-Social entertainer.

- Poetic dramatist.

- Circus player.

13- since Shaw was the father of the comedy of ideas, he has followers like..

- Henrik Ibsen.

- Oscar wild.

- Somerset Maugham and Noel Coward.

- نجيب محفوظ

14- The 20th century was marked with confusion and skepticism of social values that was changing rapidly, that cause the comedy of manners to…

- To compete with comedy of ideas.

- Grow out of date.

- To flourish.

- To compete with restoration comedy.

15- who is the dramatist that had the greatest effect on Bernard Shaw and his writings..

- Shakespeare.

- Ibsen.

- Galsworthy

- نجيب محفوظ

16- In order to make his ideas and themes more explicit he added to his plays..

- Natural scenery .

- Modern customs.

- Gifts

- Prefaces.

17-Other dramatists who followed Shaw and wrote comedy of ideas(social comedy) are..

- Granville Baker, Galsworthy, James Birdie, Sir James Barrie and John Masefield.

- Ibsen

- Oscar Wild.

- Justin Bieber.

18- one of most important practitioner of the poetic drama was..

- Yeats.

- Lady Gregory.

- Ibsen.

- T.S. Eliot.

19- most of the poetic plays written in modern times have..

- Social themes.

- Psychological themes.

- Religious themes.

- Feminist themes.

20-Henrik Ibsen the father of modern realistic drama was born on…

- 1827.

- 1828

- 1888

- 1928.

21- Ibsen in his beginnings represent traditional plays then his second stage in Rome produced..

- Poetic drama.

- Comedy drama.

- Romantic drama.

- Gothic drama.

22- The third stage in Germany produced the new realistic drama represented in plays like..

- Love's Comedy.

- A Doll's House, Ghost, An Enemy of people.

- Hamlet.

- مدرسة المشاغبين

23- Ibsen plays discussed the social problems of his age using a realistic technique which is..

- Everyday Prose.

- Verse.

- Mime.

- Music.

24- George Bernard Shaw was born and died in ..

- 1800-1888.

- 1856-1900.

-1856-1950.

- 1900-1950.

25-he left Ireland to make his fortune in England when he was in his …

- Forties.

- Twenties.

- Childhood.

- Thirties.

26- He tried being a novelist then a debater the when he read Karl Marx he became…

- Actor.

- Soldier.

- Socialist.

- Sailor.

27- whom other writers that had great effect on Shaw…

- Shakespeare and hamlet.

- نجيب محفوظ و يوسف ادريس

- Ibsen and Nietzche.

- Oscar Wild and Charlie Chaplin

28- Shaw's plays represent his views about society and morals.so they were written for the purpose of….

- Entertainment.

- Propaganda.

- Educational.

- Satirical.

29- his plays were successful because he prepared the minds of his audience by written..

- Invitation.

- Poem.

- Preface.

- Letter.

30- Shaw's plays dealt with modern society problems and some of them are..

- An Ideal Husband, A Women of No Importance, Lady Windermere's, The Important of Being Earnest.

-Widower's House, Getting Married, The Doctor Dilemma.

- A Doll's House, Ghost, An Enemy of People.

[جناين الحلوه]

13) The main burden of Shaw's plays is that the civilized man must………….
a. Develop
b. Perish
c. Either
d. Neither

[بنفسجة]

) The main burden of Shaw's plays is that the civilized man must………….
a. Develop
b. Perish
c. Either
d. Neither
خطأ الاجابة A
the civilized man must develop or perish

[بنفسجة]

31- Oscar Wild was born and died in …

- 1800-1888.

- 1856-1900.

- 1856-1950.

- 1900-1950.

32- he turned his attention into writing to the theatre before he died and that within the last…

- Month.

- Year.

- Five years.

- Ten years.

33- Oscar's plays are superficial they add nothing to our knowledge or understanding of life ..cause they are..

- Tragedy.

- Pure entertainment.

- Propagandist.

- Musical.

34- The four important comedies of Wild are ..

- An Ideal Husband, A Women of No Importance, Lady Windermere's, The Important of Being Earnest.

- Widower's House, Getting Married, The Doctor Dilemma.

- A Doll's House, Ghost, An Enemy of People.

- مدرسة المشاغبين والعيال كبرت

35- John Galsworthy believed in using a special technique in both novel and drama..

- Artificial technique.

- Naturalistic technique.

- Melodramatic technique.

- Social technique.

36- Galsworthy had always took the side of…

- Aristocratic class.

- Middle class.

- Women.

- Poor and unprivileged classes.

37- which one of Galsworthy plays dealt with the proverb that there is one law for the rich and another for the poor.

- Strike.

- Justice.

- The Skin Game.

- The Silver Box.

38- The important of Granville Baker in the 20th century drama lies in his fine depicting of characters and..

- Imaginative style.

- Cynical style.

- Melodramatic style

- Realistic style.

39- Galsworthy and Granville and John Masefield belonged to the same group of dramatists who dealt with..

- Musical comedy.

- Domestic tragedy.

- Poetic drama.

- Religious plays.

40- J.M.Barrie wrote Peter Pan and the Golden Bird but his most important drama was ..

- The Boy David.

- A Doll's House.

- Hamlet.

- The Silver Box.

41- the most important contribution from Ibsen to theatre was…

- Broke down the social barriers.

- High tragedy is about ordinary people.

- Can be written in everyday prose

- All the above.

42- what was Ibsen second contribution to drama …

- He used classical themes.

- Wrote about kings and queens.

- Used verse not prose in his plays.

- Ended the artificial plot.

43- what was Ibsen third contribution for theatre…

- Developed the verse dialogue.

-Developed the prose dialogue.

- Developed the musical dialogue.

- Developed the costumes.

44- Ibsen greatness as dramatist lies in his …

- Imaginative

- Technical innovations.

- Understanding of human character.

- Comedian talents.

45- who's the heroine of the play A Doll's House..

- Helen.

- Christine.

- Nora.

- Sara.

46- the major conflict arise between..

- Nora's struggle with Krogstad

- Nora's struggle with Helmer.

- Helmer's struggle with Krogstad.

- Nora's struggle with D. Rank.

47- what is the rising action in the play..

- Helmer's promotion

- Doctor Rank visit .

- Mrs. Linde visit.

- Krogstad visits and his letter.

48- We reach the climax when..

- D. Rank reveal his love to Nora.

- Krogstad threaten a public discloser.

- Torvald reads Krogstad's letter and get angry.

- Nora eats macaroons

49- what will be the falling action after the climax…

- Nora kills herself.

- Nora discover the real Torvald and leave him.

- Torvald forgives Nora.

- Torvald kills Krogstad.

50- what are the themes that was explored in the play..

- The sacrificial role of women.

- The social and ethical struggle.

- The unreliability of appearance.

- A and C.

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[Dr.Lavender]

1) 12. Oscar Wilde gained great success a writer because he was
A- Handsome
A- A romantic writer
C- Mischievous
D- A social entertainer
؟؟؟

الجواب الصحيح ؟؟

[بنفسجة]

51- what are the motifs that support the themes of the play..

- Helmer's complaint of Krogstad.

- Helmer's criticism of Nora.

- Nora's definition of freedom and the letters.

- Nora's strong faith in Helmer character.

52- what are the symbols that represent the play ideas and concepts.

- Nora's new dress.

- The Christmas tree and new year's day.

- The new year's eve.

- The apple tree.

53- what was a sign for Nora's rebellion against Torvald's control…

- Spending a lot of money.

- Helping Krogstad.

- Eating macaroons.

- Slamming the door.

54- in the beginning of the play Nora character was ..

- Dominating female.

- Passive and subservient.

- Selfish

- Possessive.

55- Helmer always treated Nora as..

- Partner.

- Enemy.

- Possession.

- Child.

56- the word doll in the title signify …

- That Nora is a women without will or mind of her own and only follows her husband.

- Helmer is a passive character.

- Nora treats Helmer as a pet.

- A doll house is a play .

57- why do we call Ibsen play tragedy…

- It has a happy ending.

- It has a sad ending,

- It has a Greek ending.

- It has a comedy ending.

58- why is it consider modern tragedy..

- It follow the old style of writing tragedy.

- It abandon the old style of writing tragedy.

- The characters are kings and queens

- The plot is artificial.

59- for how long have Nora and Helmer been married..

- About nine years.

- Ten years.

- Nine months.

- A year.

60- why did Nora took a loan from Krogstad..

- To buy new clothes.

- To pay for Helmer's trip to Italy.

- To pay her father's loan.

- To pay for Helmer's car.

61-why did Nora forged her died father signature…

- Helmer was sick and had to be moved to a warm climate.

- Krogstad threatened her.

- Mrs. Linde asked her to do it .

- Helmer wanted a vacation in Italy.

62- why Nora never told Helmer about the loan and the payments.

- Not to hurt his feelings.

- Afraid from Krogstad.

- Afraid from her father.

- To take more money.

63- Krogstad threaten to reveals Nora's secret in ..

- A newspaper.

- A letter.

- A book.

- Theatre.

64- why did Krogstad visited Nora …

- To help him marry Mrs. Linde .

- To help him save his job in the bank.

- To take from her money.

- To say hallo.

65- what was Helmer's reaction when he read Krogstad letter.

- He laughed and hugged Nora.

- He apologized to Nora.

- He thanked Nora for her sacrifices.

- He became furious with Nora for committing forgery.

66- what was the end of Nora and Helmer…

- They moved to Italy..

- She left Helmer and her children.

- She took her children.

- She left Helmer but.. never …ever…. her children.

67- A Doll's House is a play performed in …

- 5 acts.

- 4 acts.

- 2 acts.

- 3 acts

68- when was A Doll's House written…

- In Italy 1879.

- In Italy 1890.

- In Norway 1879.

- In Norway 1900.

69- what was the most important theme of the play..

- Conflict between classes.

- Individual liberation from custom and convention

- Male sacrifices for their families.

- Low class struggle

[بنفسجة]

) 12. Oscar Wilde gained great success a writer because he was
A- Handsome
A- A romantic writer
C- Mischievous
D- A social entertainer