The Theatre of the Absurd

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Froggy Jumps The Theatre of the AbsurdVersion en ligne Choose the most suitable phrase. par Mariana Castillo 1 Which author was a friend and inspiration of Beckett? a James Joyce b Joseph Conrad c Virginia Woolf 2 In which languages did Beckett write? a English and French b English and Italian c French and Italian 3 What did Beckett try to depict in his written works? a The prowess of human beings b The search for meaning in life c The essential aspects of the human condition 4 Who developed the philosophy of absurdism? a Soren Kierkegaard b Friedrich Nietzsche c Albert Camus 5 How is the language employed by Beckett in his plays? a Meaningful and complex b Simple and symbolic c Complex but meaningless 6 The theatre of the Absurd is ... a a style of play that emerged in the mid-20th century b a collection of short stories that emerged in the mid-20th century c a collaborative form of performing art that emerged in the mid-20th century 7 What is the play Waiting for Godot about? a two brothers who are lost b two friends who love outdoors c two men waiting for the arrival of Godot 8 Literary device: Metaphor a "Nothing happens. Nobody comes, nobody goes. It's awful" b "Beauty, grace, truth of the first water" c "Do I look like a man that can be made to suffer?" 9 Choose the correct "themes" a Love, beauty, conflict, morality b Humor, absurd, suffering, human condition. c Hope, justice, death, betrayal 10 Literary device: Biblical Allusion a "Do you remember the Gospels?" b "Nothing to be done" c "You chuck him again like a banana skin"

Froggy Jumps

The Theatre of the AbsurdVersion en ligne

Choose the most suitable phrase.

par Mariana Castillo

Which author was a friend and inspiration of Beckett?

James Joyce

Joseph Conrad

Virginia Woolf

In which languages did Beckett write?

English and French

English and Italian

French and Italian

What did Beckett try to depict in his written works?

The prowess of human beings

The search for meaning in life

The essential aspects of the human condition

Who developed the philosophy of absurdism?

Soren Kierkegaard

Friedrich Nietzsche

Albert Camus

How is the language employed by Beckett in his plays?

Meaningful and complex

Simple and symbolic

Complex but meaningless

The theatre of the Absurd is ...

a style of play that emerged in the mid-20th century

a collection of short stories that emerged in the mid-20th century

a collaborative form of performing art that emerged in the mid-20th century

What is the play Waiting for Godot about?

two brothers who are lost

two friends who love outdoors

two men waiting for the arrival of Godot

Literary device: Metaphor

"Nothing happens. Nobody comes, nobody goes. It's awful"

"Beauty, grace, truth of the first water"

"Do I look like a man that can be made to suffer?"

Choose the correct "themes"

Love, beauty, conflict, morality

Humor, absurd, suffering, human condition.

Hope, justice, death, betrayal

Literary device: Biblical Allusion

"Do you remember the Gospels?"

"Nothing to be done"

"You chuck him again like a banana skin"

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The Theatre of the AbsurdVersion en ligne

par Mariana Castillo

Which author was a friend and inspiration of Beckett?

In which languages did Beckett write?

What did Beckett try to depict in his written works?

Who developed the philosophy of absurdism?

How is the language employed by Beckett in his plays?

The theatre of the Absurd is ...

What is the play Waiting for Godot about?

Literary device: Metaphor

Choose the correct "themes"

Literary device: Biblical Allusion