Costumes and Sets in Greek and Shakespearian Theater Quiz
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Which of the following describes the style of men's clothing in the given context?

  • Elaborate, flamboyant, colorful, stunning, and stylish (correct)
  • Plain and simple
  • Dull and drab
  • Minimalistic and understated
  • What type of headgear did men wear, according to the text?

  • Crowns
  • Equipped with feathers and jewels (correct)
  • Turbans
  • Helmets
  • How were women's clothing described in the given context?

  • Dull and drab
  • Intricate, stylish, colorful garment with two parts: Bodice and Petticoat or Skirt (correct)
  • Plain and simple
  • Minimalistic and understated
  • What type of ornaments were worn by women, according to the text?

    <p>Jewels, Pearls, Lace, Artificial Flowers, Braid, Embroidery</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the shape of a Greek theater building?

    <p>Round Amphitheater</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How is the stage in a Shakespearean theater described?

    <p>May or may not be protected by a canopy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a score in a musical, according to the text?

    <p>It is the music for the entire play/show</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Men's Clothing in Greek and Shakespearian Theater

    • Headgear was equipped with feathers and jewels
    • Full-body attire was elaborate, flamboyant, colorful, stunning, and stylish
    • Hair styles were brushed up, curled up, and cut close at the sides
    • Hats included berets and flat caps, often worn by the lower class

    Women's Clothing in Greek and Shakespearian Theater

    • Full-body attire consisted of two parts: bodice and petticoat or skirt
    • Ornaments included jewels, pearls, lace, artificial flowers, braid, and embroidery
    • Lower-class women's attire featured faded bodice and petticoats

    Greek and Shakespearian Theater Buildings

    • Greek theaters were round in shape and amphitheater-style
    • Shakespearian theaters were octagonal or round in shape
    • The stage may or may not have been protected by a canopy
    • The mid-stage area allowed for intimacy with the audience

    Language and Poetry in Greek and Shakespearian Theater

    • Language was characterized by magnificent poetry and an unrivaled use of tone and complex word meanings
    • This made the plays more dramatic and appealing

    Elements of a Musical: Score

    • A score is written by the composer of the songs
    • It is the music for the entire play or show

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    Test your knowledge of men's and women's clothing, head gear, hair styles, and hats in Greek and Shakespearian theater. Learn about the elaborate, flamboyant, and colorful costumes worn by actors during performances.

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