اسئلة الدراما ليوم الاربعاء د سيد احسان lane343

port454 · #1 10-06-2011, 11:32 AM

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

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اسئلة الدكتور سيد احسان لمادة الدراما واضحه وكان معتمد في بعض الاسئله على موقع سبارك نوتز

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الاسئلة :

Multiple-choice:
الاجابه .. حرف الخيار اكبر من الباقي للتوضيح فقط

Why is Andrea not allowed to cross the river Acheron when he first arrives?

( A) His funeral rites have not been performed
(B) The three judges cannot decide what place in the underworld he should go to
(C) He was killed unfairly by Balthzar
(D) His love for Bel-Imperia prevents him
Which of the three judges of the underworld suggests that Andrea go see Pluto and Proserpine?

(A) Eacus
(B) Radamanth
(C) Minos
(D) Charon
The king decides that Balthazar will stay at whose house?

(A) Horatio
(B) Lorenzo
(C) His own
(D) Alexandro
The Viceroy is the ruler of what country?

(A) Spain
(B) Portugal
(C) Iberia
(D) England

How does Pedringano know about Bel-Imperia's love for Horatio?

(A) He is her confidante and servant, and she tells him
(B) He is her letter-carrier, and he opened her letters
(C) He has been spying on her at the request of his master Lorenzo
(D) He is Horatio's best friend before he betrays him for Lorenzo
Horatio is killed by Lorenzo, Balthazar, and who else?

(A) Pedringano and Serberine
(B) Pedringano and Christophil
(C) Pedringano and his evil twin Wedringano
(D) Pedringano, Serberine, and Christophil
What does Isabella do before she kills herself?

(A) She cuts down the arbour from which Horatio was hung
(B) She tries to kill Lorenzo and Balthazar
(C) She cuts out Hieronimo's tongue
(D) She cuts out her own tongue
What does Hieronimo use to kill himself and Don Cyprian at the end of the play?

(A) A knife he has been handed in order to write out a confession
(B) A knife he has hidden in his jacket
(C) The Duke of Castile's sword
(D) The King's sword

Q 2:t Quotation Explained

"Let dangers go, they war shall be with me, But such a war as breaks no bond of peace. Speak thou fair words, I'll cross them with fair words; Send thou sweet looks, I'll meet them with sweet looks; Write loving lines, I'll answer loving lines; Give me a kiss, I'll countercheck thy kiss: Be this our warring peace, or peaceful war."

WHO IS THE SREAKER:

BEL -IMPRIA

TO WHOME:

TO HORATIO

WHAT IS THE OCCASION?

_________

ANALYSE:

The speaker is Bel-Imperia (II.ii.32–38), and she speaks to Horatio, telling him of how she intends to love him On a formal level, this passage displays Kyd's love of antithesis (the contrasting of opposing ideas), parallelism, balance, and oxymoron. An oxymoron is a paradox created by placing two words next to each other whose meanings then seems contradictory, but upon further reflection make some sort of sense. Thus "warring peace" is an oxymoron, because war and peace are usually thought of as polar opposites; but love can be thought of as uniting the two, by combining the interchange and back and forth movement and war with the bliss and harmony of peace. The speech shows a different, more sympathetic side to Bel-Imperia. Previously, she was obsessed with thoughts of revenge; but now her mind seems light, quick, and playful

Second quotation:

O eyes, no eyes, but fountains fraught with tears; O life, no life, but lively form of death; O world, no world, but mass of public wrongs, Confused and filled with murder and misdeeds! O sacred heavens! if this unhallowed deed, If this inhuman and barbarous attempt, If this incomparable murder thus Of mine, but now no more my son, Shall unrevealed and unavenged pass, How should we term your dealings to be just, If you unjustly deal with those that in your justice trust?"

WHO IS THE SREAKER:

Hieronimo

TO WHOME:

talking with himself

WHAT IS THE OCCASION?

_________

ANALYSE:

Hieronimo is the speaker and is alone on the stage. This is his first soliloquy since he discovered his dead son. In it, he poses the central question of the play: how the world be just when there is so much injustice. It is essentially the question of how bad things can happen to good people. Kyd uses a very ornate rhetorical style, using anaphora (the repetition of initial words), parallel structure, and alliteration, especially in the first five lines of the speech. The language certainly conveys a serious tone, and builds up emotional momentum as Hieronimo condemns first his eyes, then life, then the world, then the heavens themselves (and presumably God), moving from body part to deity in a crescendo of despair. But when critics attack Kyd's rhetorical style as being over-blown, this is the passage they usually cite. And when later playwrights wanted to mock Kyd's play, this is the passage they often used.

Q:3

give out the important of the play within the play "soliman and perseda" and its theme?

The importance of the play within the play it is to help trap a murderer taking justice and allowing the revenger to carry out his revenge.
In " Soliman and Perseda " the main theme was revenge and justice which takes place by both Hieronimo stabbing Lorenzo and Bell-imperia stabbing Balthazar and by that act revenge and justice is taken for the murdering of both Andrea and Horatio.

Q:4

choose any four of these terms and give example?

style-irony-protagonist-conflict-symbol-

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Q:5

describe the school for scandal as a comedy of manners?

1-when sir peter come to meet Joseph he saw a woman hide

behind the screen when he ask him about her he said she is a French milliner but in fact she is sir peter's wife

at the end sir peter reveal the truth .

2- lady Sneerwell the one of who spreed gossip she Criticize people while forget herself

3-MRS Candor SAY "a tale bearer as bad as tale maker"

Criticize tale bearer while forget her self

4- etc عبر بطريقتك هذي وضعتها كمثال

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