Question

the use of verbal descriptions within the text to establish place in a play.
a) stage directions
b) lazzi
c) spoken décor
d) french neoclassicism
question 20 (2 points)
a greek theatre festival held each year at the start of winter, this event began with a lively phallus - led parade through the community.

Explanation:

Question 1 (about verbal descriptions to establish place in a play)

• Option A: Stage Directions are instructions for actors, movement, etc., not verbal descriptions for place.
• Option B: Lazzi are comic routines in commedia dell'arte, not related to place description.
• Option C: Spoken Décor refers to using verbal descriptions in a play to establish the setting/place, matching the definition.
• Option D: French Neoclassicism is a literary movement, not about place description in a play.

• The City Dionysia was a Greek theatre festival held, and it included a phallus - led parade. Other Greek festivals or options (if any) don't match this description as closely.

Answer:

C) Spoken Décor

Question 20 (about Greek theatre festival)

(Assuming the option for the Greek theatre festival with phallus - led parade is likely "City Dionysia" (even though the option text is cut off, based on knowledge: City Dionysia was a Greek theatre festival, and the phallus - led parade was part of it. If the option is A) City Dionysia (with the text as provided in the cut - off), then: