Question

Match the location of presentation to the type of play.

Answer 1

Answer:

Mystery play  - on a pageant

Morality play  - in an innyard

Elizabethan  - in a theater

Explanation:

Mystery plays are the type of Medieval dramatic performance that depicts events from Christian scriptures like the Bible, particularly the events from the life of Jesus Christ or saints. These were performed on Pageant wagon(a movable stage on which these biblical stories were represented).

Morality plays are described as the type of allegorical drama that was performed towards the end of the Middle Ages(15th and 16th century). These plays demonstrate a moral theme like a character's inner struggle to achieve moral enlightenment or salvation. These plays were performed in the innyards of the cities of the Medieval era.

Elizabethan play or the English Renaissance theatre is characterized as the drama written during Queen Elizabeth I's reign. It primarily involves the plays of Marlowe, Shakespeare, and Jonson. These were performed on theatre with live sound effects, elaborate costumes, and audience involvement to leave the desired impact.