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Shaw

had a genuine artistic gift for form

For this purpose

he had studied every detail of

theatrical workmanship

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يعافيك ربي تو تي

ارجعي بكل شي مهم

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The main burden of Shaw plays is that

the civilized man

must either develop or perish.

[ضحى.]

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1. To what country did Torvald need to travel for his health?
(A) Germany
(B) Norway
(C) Italy
(D) Sweden


2. From whom did Nora borrow money?
(A) Krogstad
(B) Torvald
(C) Mrs. Linde
(D) Dr. Rank


3. What does the black cross on Dr. Rank’s calling card signify?
(A) He is in love with Nora
(B) He is in a bad mood
(C) He is deeply religious
(D) He will soon die


4. How many children do Torvald and Nora have?
(A) One
(B) Three
(C) None
(D) Seven


5. Which of the following nicknames is not a nickname Torvald uses for Nora?
(A) Squirrel
(B) Skylark
(C) Silly girl
(D) Peaches


6. Whom did Mrs. Linde abandon for a richer man?
(A) Torvald
(B) Dr. Rank
(C) Krogstad
(D) Her nanny’s father


7. Whom did Mrs. Linde work many years to support?
(A) Her dying mother
(B) Her children
(C) Her husband
(D) Her mad uncle


8. How did Dr. Rank get his disease?
(A) He inherited it from his mother
(B) He inherited it from his father
(C) He caught it during the war
(D) He caught from a very ill patient


9. Who helped raise Nora?
(A) Her nanny
(B) Mrs. Linde
(C) Helene
(D) Nora’s grandmother


10. What does Nora eat against Torvald’s wishes?
(A) Dates
(B) Bacon
(C) Shellfish
(D) Macaroons


11. Where is the play set?
(A) Dr. Rank’s study
(B) The Helmer home
(C) Krogstad’s house
(D) Mrs. Linde’s apartment


12. Whose signature did Nora forge?
(A) Krogstad’s
(B) Torvald’s
(C) Her father’s
(D) Her daughter’s


13. What is Mrs. Linde’s first name?
(A) Kristine
(B) Diane
(C) Henrik
(D) Hedda


14. What crime earned Krogstad his bad reputation?
(A) Forgery
(B) Murder
(C) Robbery
(D) Counterfeiting


15. To what does Nora compare herself at the end of the play?
(A) A squirrel
(B) A slave
(C) A prisoner
(D) A doll


16. With whom is Dr. Rank secretly in love?
(A) Helene
(B) Nora
(C) Krogstad
(D) Mrs. Linde


17. During what holiday is the play set?
(A) All Hallow’s Eve
(B) New Year’s
(C) Easter
(D) Christmas


18. What does Nora do too wildly and too violently for Torvald’s taste?
(A) Play with her children
(B) Cook and clean
(C) Dance
(D) Argue with Krogstad


19. How does Torvald learn about Nora’s forgery?
(A) Krogstad’s letter informs him
(B) Mrs. Linde tells him
(C) He overhears a conversation between Dr. Rank and Nora
(D) Nora tells him


20. How does Nora feel about Dr. Rank?
(A) She thinks that he is boring
(B) She thinks that he is creepy
(C) She doesn’t know him very well
(D) She likes him very much


21. What does Torvald tease Nora about at the beginning of the play?
(A) Losing her purse
(B) Spending too much money
(C) Forgetting to do the laundry
(D) Mispronouncing the word “metempsychosis”


22. What does Nora expect Torvald to do when he learns about her forgery?
(A) Take the blame himself
(B) Leave her for another woman
(C) Take the children away from her
(D) Kill her


23. What kind of party do the Helmers attend?
(A) A birthday party
(B) A going-away party for Dr. Rank
(C) An Easter party
(D) A costume party


24. What will be the benefit of Torvald’s new job at the bank?
(A) He will work shorter hours
(B) He will earn more money
(C) He will be able to take more vacations
(D) He will be able to spend more time at home, taking care of the kids


25. What is the last thing the audience of A Doll’s House hears?
(A) A door slamming
(B) A gunshot
(C) A train whistle
(D) A dog barking

[ضحى.]

(1)



1-Drama in England suffered greatly for two centuries after the death of………………………



Shaw



Shakespeare



Congreve



Dryden




2-had taught men that the real drama must deal with human conditions....



Beckett



Pinter



Shakespeare



Ibsen




3-was the greatest practitioner of the Comedy of ideas....



Bernard Shaw



William Shakespeare



W. B. Yeats



Arthur Miller





_2_




Oscar Wilde was the greatest practitioner of…………………



The Comedy of ideas



The Black Comedy



The Comedy of Wits



The comedy of Manners





G. B. Shaw died in……….




1950



1951



1952



1953

1. Two writerswho provoked the critical mind of Shaw during his formative period were

Shakespeare and Ibsen

Ibsen and Nietzche


Nietzche and Plato


Plato and Aristotle





(3)



1-It was only during the last …….. years of Wilde’s life that he turned his attention to writing for the stage


Four


Five


Six


Seven



2-Was written by Jhon Galsworthy......


Hamlet


A Doll’s House


The Dumb Waiter


The Silver Box



3-.....Before Ibsen tragedy had concerned itself with


Kings and queens


Animals


Ordinary people


Actors and actresses



4-is the man from whom Nora borrowed money eight years ago.


Dr Rank


Helmer


Krogstad


The porter

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modem dramatists who followed the example of Bernard Shaw and wrote comedies of ideas' were

Granville Barker-1,
Galsworthy-2,
James Birdie-3,
4-Priestly,
5-Sir James Barrie
and John Masefield-6

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ضحى



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the revival of Poetic Drama
in the twentieth century,


most important practitioner was
T. S. Eliot