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What is the purpose of a prologue in a drama?
What is the purpose of a prologue in a drama?
- To provide background information about the characters and situations (correct)
- To introduce the main characters
- To set the stage for the climax
- To conclude the play
In what way is a prologue similar to an introduction in a book?
In what way is a prologue similar to an introduction in a book?
- Both introduce the setting and main characters (correct)
- Both are called 'prelude' in literature
- Both provide a summary of the entire story
- Both are delivered by the main character
Why might some plays not include a prologue?
Why might some plays not include a prologue?
- To save time
- To maintain suspense or surprise
- To challenge the traditional structure
- To make the audience more curious (correct)
Who typically delivers a prologue in a drama?
Who typically delivers a prologue in a drama?
What function does a prologue serve in 'The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet'?
What function does a prologue serve in 'The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet'?
What does Robin Goodfellow suggest the audience do if they were offended by the performance?
What does Robin Goodfellow suggest the audience do if they were offended by the performance?
In the context of the text, what does 'scrape the serpent's tongue' mean?
In the context of the text, what does 'scrape the serpent's tongue' mean?
What is the significance of Robin Goodfellow referring to himself as an 'honest Puck'?
What is the significance of Robin Goodfellow referring to himself as an 'honest Puck'?
What action does Robin Goodfellow request from the audience as a sign of friendship?
What action does Robin Goodfellow request from the audience as a sign of friendship?
What is the main message conveyed by Robin Goodfellow in the epilogue?
What is the main message conveyed by Robin Goodfellow in the epilogue?
What is the purpose of an epilogue in a play?
What is the purpose of an epilogue in a play?
How does a scene differ from an act in a play?
How does a scene differ from an act in a play?
What typically happens at the climax of a play?
What typically happens at the climax of a play?
What is the main role of an act in a play?
What is the main role of an act in a play?
When does an epilogue occur in relation to the main action of the play?
When does an epilogue occur in relation to the main action of the play?
