An Unusual Aspect of Many Plays Performed in the Nineteenth

question 12

Multiple Choice

An unusual aspect of many plays performed in the nineteenth century was that they

• A) were mainly meant to deliver a moral message.
• B) often depicted slavery, even though most playwrights hated the institution itself.
• C) were usually adapted from popular books of the period.
• D) usually expected participation from the audience.
• E) tended to have integrated audiences.

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