Question

A play performed as a dramatic entertainment at a feast was called s(n)______. morality play interlude intermission

Answer 1

Answer:

interlude

Explanation:

  Derived from the Latin interludere, "in the middle of the game, the fun", interlude refers to a brief episode or a playful part that cuts through the normal sequence of acts of a play. Initially, the interlude was a light autonomous piece, always with playful or burlesque intent, and during the Middle Ages and Baroque, gained different meanings, such as Portuguese entremez, Italian intermezzi, French entremets or Spanish entremeses.

Answer 2

The correct answer is interlude.