Introduction Flashcards

1
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What is prose

A

Any writing which follows a natural style of speech or grammar

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2
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What is drama?

A

Literature intended to be performed, including both dialogue and stage direction

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3
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What is the most popular structure in drama?

A

The three act structure

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4
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What are the acts in the three act structure?

A

Setup, confrontation, resolution

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5
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How does a tragedy end?

A

Death

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6
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How does a comedy end?

A

Marriage

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7
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What is a history play?

A

A play depicting a historical moment

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8
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What is a problem play?

A

A play dealing with a contemporary issue

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9
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Where does the term ‘novel’ come from?

A

Italian ‘novella’ meaning ‘new’

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10
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The modern novel is widely accepted to begin with the works of who?

A

Miguel de Cervantes

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11
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When did the novel rise in popularity

A

The 18th century

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12
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What is thought to be the first English novel?

A

Robinson Crusoe - Daniel Defoe

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13
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What year was Robinson Crusoe published

A

1719

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