For this exam, you will read Lady Gregorys The Rising of The Moon. After reading the play you will answer the following questions with an outline for an essay

For this exam, you will read Lady Gregorys The Rising of The Moon. After reading the play you will answer the following questions with an outline for an essay

1. What is the plot of this play? Please list the sequence of events.
2. Describe each of the characters of the play using 3 words.
3. What is the major dramatic question? Are there any other ideas found in the play?
4. What is the nature of the language in the play?
5. How is music involved in this play?
6. What elements of spectacle are necessary to produce this play?

Your outline should look like this:

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1. What is the plot of this play?
   1. Plot point 1
   2. Plot point 2
   3. Plot point 3
   4. And so on
2. Describe each character with 3 words
   1. Character 1
      1. Word 1
      2. Word 2

• Word 3

1. Character 2
   1. Word 1
   2. Word 2

• Word 3

• What is the Major dramatic question?
  1. The MDQ is __________________
  2. Other ideas found in the play are
     1. Idea
     2. Idea

• Idea

1. What is the nature of the language in the play
   1. Here you will describe the language in the play noting regionalisms, peculiar words or syntax, etc.
2. How is music involved in this play
   1. Here you will describe the way music is used in the play including why the music is important
3. What elements of spectacle are necessary to produce this play?
   1. Element 1
      1. Why is this important
   2. Element 2
      1. Why is this important

This Take Home Mid-Term Exam will be due by 12:45 on Wednesday February 22, 2017.

You will turn this exam in on the Assignments tab on D2L. Please ensure no identifying information is on your paper. Your assignments will be checked with turnitin.com for originality. You may not use outside sources for this exam. You may not work in groups. All work should be your own original thought.