The Practice Begun in the Nineteenth Century of Making Scenery

question 17

Multiple Choice

The practice begun in the nineteenth century of making scenery and dialogue look and sound like the real world is called

• A) naturalism.
• B) the well-made play.
• C) theatrical convention.
• D) verisimilitude.

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Definitions:

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