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Question
entrance into hell as depicted scenically within medieval drama.
a) hell mouth
b) spoken décor
c) arch of fire
d) gates of death
question 19 (2 points)
the use of verbal descriptions within the text to establish place in a play.
a) stage directions
b) lazzi
First Question (Entrance into Hell in medieval drama)
To solve this, we recall medieval drama terminology. "Hell Mouth" was a scenic device in medieval plays to depict the entrance to Hell, often a large, monstrous mouth. "Spoken Décor" refers to verbal descriptions of setting, not a scenic depiction. "Arch of Fire" and "Gates of Death" are not standard terms for this specific scenic element.
We analyze the options. "Stage Directions" can include verbal descriptions of setting, but "Spoken Décor" (also called "verbal décor") is specifically the use of verbal descriptions within the text to establish place in a play. "Lazzi" are comic routines in commedia dell'arte, not related to setting description.
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A) Hell Mouth