Question
Use the passage to answer the question.
Which detail from Shakespeare is a signal
that the play is not meant to be taken
seriously?
(1 point)
Pyramus and Thisbe both die.
The other characters speak to each
other while the play is happening.
The wall has an important role in
Shakespeare’s story.
The actors are concerned that the lion’s
roar might frighten the ladies
Which detail from Shakespeare is a signal
that the play is not meant to be taken
seriously?
(1 point)
Pyramus and Thisbe both die.
The other characters speak to each
other while the play is happening.
The wall has an important role in
Shakespeare’s story.
The actors are concerned that the lion’s
roar might frighten the ladies
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The detail that signals the play is not meant to be taken seriously is "The actors are concerned that the lion’s roar might frighten the ladies." This suggests a comedic and light-hearted approach, typical of a farcical or parody style in Shakespeare's play.
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