Question

the rules of neoclassic drama included the unities of
a) time, place, story
b) time, period, character
c) history, character, plot
d) time, place, action
question 12 (2 points)
a stage set should tell the audience
a) when the play takes place.
b) where the play takes place

Explanation:

First Question (Neoclassic Drama Unities)

The Unities of Neoclassic drama are the Unity of Time, Unity of Place, and Unity of Action (or Plot). Option D matches this: time, place, action. Other options have incorrect elements (e.g., A has "story" instead of "action", B has "period, character", C has "history, character, plot").

A stage set conveys setting information. Option A is about when (time) the play occurs (e.g., period furniture, lighting), and B about where (location, e.g., a bedroom set). Both are correct, but if the question is asking which is a function, both A and B are, but since the user's Q12 is cut off, but assuming the options are about what a stage set tells, both A (when) and B (where) are valid, but if we take the visible. However, likely the intended answer depends on the full question, but based on the visible, if we have to choose from A and B: A stage set tells when (time) via period details and where (place) via location details. But since the question is incomplete, but for the first part of Q12 (visible), if we answer:

A stage set communicates the setting, including when (time, A) and where (place, B). If the question is asking which is a function, both are, but if we take the visible, and assuming the question is "A stage set should tell the audience" and options A and B, then both A and B are correct, but if forced to choose one, e.g., B) where the play takes place (as place is a core part of setting, but time is also part). However, without the full question, it's ambiguous. But since the user's main question was the first one (Q11) and Q12 is partial, we prioritize the first answer (Q11) as complete.

Answer:

D) time, place, action

Second Question (Stage Set Purpose)

(Note: The question is cut off, but from visible options A and B: A is about when (time) the play takes place, B about where (place). A stage set typically conveys setting details including time (e.g., period decor) and place (e.g., location). But if we assume the question is about what a stage set tells, both A and B are part of it, but if forced to choose from visible, or if the full question implies one. However, since the user's question may have a typo, but based on visible: If the question is "A stage set should tell the audience" and options A (when) and B (where) – a stage set does tell both, but if we take the visible. But likely the full question is about what a stage set conveys, and both time (when) and place (where) are part of setting. But since the user's question is partial, but for the visible part, if we answer the first part of Q12: