There were no secular (nonreligious) dramas written during the Middle Ages.
True
False
Question 49 (2 points)
In what context was Medieval theatre deeply rooted?
a
Religious and social context
b
Economic context
c
Political context
d
Technological context
Question 50 (2 points)
What is a platform for the celebration of communal identity in Medieval theatre?
a
Troupe
b
Platea
c
Mansion
d
Cycle
1 answer
Question 48: False.
There were secular dramas written during the Middle Ages, although they were less common than religious ones.
Question 49: a - Religious and social context.
Medieval theatre was deeply rooted in religious traditions and the social dynamics of the time.
Question 50: b - Platea.
The platea served as a general performance area in Medieval theatre, often allowing for the celebration of communal identity.
