اسئلة للأمبراطور جونز تريد حل الدراما 343 + ملخص للقصص

ali2006 · #1 30-04-2012, 07:11 PM

THE EMPEROR JONES QUIZ

How does Emperor Jones return to the forest at the end of the second forest scene? (from Act 1, Scene 3)
Enthusiastically.
Confidently.
Stealthily.
Wildly.
What state is Emperor Jones in when the natives bring him back in the final scene? (from Act 1, Scene 8)
He is repentant.
He is dead.
He is terrified.
He is delirious.
Where does the third forest scene begin? (from Act 1, Scene 4)
At a wide, flat road.
At a well.
At a burial ground.
At the palace.
How are the forest scenes different from the opening scene in the palace? (from Act 1, Scene 3)
They lack the first scene's dark humor.
They are more hyperbole.
They are more satirical.
They are less realistic.
Emperor Jones sees a group of figures in Act 1, Scene 4. What happens when the leader of that group turns his back to Emperor Jones? (from Act 1, Scene 4)
Jones runs into the forest.
Jones shoots him with the silver bullet.
Jones acts as if to hit him with a shovel.
Jones acts as if to slit his throat.
What is the state of Emperor Jones' clothing as the fourth forest scene begins? (from Act 1, Scene 5)
Natty and neat.
Dirty and tattered.
Primitive and proud.
Proud and imperial.

What is the irony of the silver bullet? (from Act 1, Scene 8)
It ends the natives' oppression, but now they are murderers.
It cost the natives money to make it, but it saves them money as well.
It started as money and ended the natives' poverty.
It liberates the natives, but kills Emperor Jones.
What kind of drama is Emperor Jones? (from Act 1, Scene 8)
Sentimental drama.
Potboiler.
Morality play.
Slave narrative.
What happens to the tom-tom drumming when Emperor Jones shoots at the apparition in the third forest scene? (from Act 1, Scene 4)
The drummer himself appears onstage.
It gets quieter and less threatening.
It changes rhythm again.
It gets closer.
What does Jones do when he appears at the beginning of the third forest scene? (from Act 1, Scene 4)
He runs about wildly.
He sees Jeff's apparition.
He stops to catch his breath.
He encounters the witch doctor.
Where does Emperor Jones go at the end of the fifth forest scene? (from Act 1, Scene
Back toward the palace.
He stays put.
Toward the light.
Further into the forest.
How does Emperor Jones feel about the thing he throws into the bushes in the fourth forest scene? (from Act 1, Scene 5)
He is reluctant to lose his shoes, which were once patent leather.
He is sad to give up his gun because he has no more bullets.
He is glad to be rid of his jacket, which is no longer useful.
He is relieved to throw away his shirt because it is wet.
Who gestures to Emperor Jones to join the figures in the apparition? (from Act 1, Scene 4)
One of the prisoners.
The guard.
Smithers.
The witch doctor.
What is the significance of Emperor Jones dispelling his final vision? (from Act 1, Scene 7)
He does not have anything left to protect himself with.
He has chosen to die for his sins.
He has been reduced to the level of the natives who are looking for him.
He has finally overcome all of the things that could hurt him.
Which literary term describes Emperor Jones' vision of Jeff? (from Act 1, Scene 3)
Epiphany.
Foreshadowing.
Catharsis.
Flashback.
Whom does Emperor Jones resemble in his dress in the fifth forest scene? (from Act 1, Scene 6)
A native African.
The prison guard.
Jeff.
Smithers.
What does Emperor Jones use to dispel his final vision? (from Act 1, Scene 7)
His silver bullet.
His jacket.
A shovel.
His shoes.

What does the vision Emperor Jones sees in the fourth forest scene tell us about the development of the play? (from Act 1, Scene 5)
It will end in Emperor Jones' death.
It is manifesting Emperor Jones' deepest memories.
It is no longer personal to Jones' guilt.
It is progressing according to the natives' prophecies.
Who is the first character to enter in the final scene? (from Act 1, Scene 8)
Smithers.
Lem and his soldiers.
Emperor Jones.
The witch doctor.
The fact that Emperor Jones is killed by a silver bullet made from money is a form of what? (from Act 1, Scene 8)
Foreshadowing.
Irony.
Epiphany.
Catharsis.
What does the omnipresence of the tom-tom drumming tell us about Emperor Jones' state of mind? (from Act 1, Scene 4)
That he is dreaming all of this.
That he is a passive participant in his life now.
That he will no longer swindle the natives.
That he cannot escape from this situation.
What does Emperor Jones say at the beginning of the fifth forest scene? (from Act 1, Scene 6)
He is only moaning.
He vows to kill Smithers.
He pleads for mercy because of his suffering.
He tells himself that he will be free.
Whose help does Emperor Jones ask for in the fourth forest scene? (from Act 1, Scene 5)
Jeff's.
Smithers'.
God's.
Lem's.
How are the figures positioned in the vision Emperor Jones sees in the fifth forest scene? (from Act 1, Scene 6)
They are huddled together in a mass.
They are stacked the way slaves were stacked on slave ships.
They are seated with their backs against the forest walls.
They surround Jones like a hostile mob.
Which literary term defines Jeff's apparition? (from Act 1, Scene 3)
Dream vision.
Parody.
Psychomachy.
Personification.

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نبذه بالعربي مختصرة جدا لمسرحية the emperor jones

في العشرينات قوبلت مسرحية «الامبراطور جونز» (1921) The Emperor Jones بحماسةٍ كبيرةٍ، ثم عرضت في برودوي أكثر من مئتي مرة وحولت إلى أوبرا عام 1933. وقصة هذه المسرحية هي مأساة زنجي يجعل من نفسه امبراطوراً عن طريق الخداع واستخدامالخرافات. ويدفع استغلال الامبراطور لمواطني جزيرته إلى الثورة. وعندما يهربالامبراطور نحو الغابة يضلّ طريقه ويعود إلى نقطة البداية حيث يقتله الثوار. ويقعالجزء الأول والثاني والثامن من المسرحية وقت النهار الذي يرمز في المسرحية إلىالواقع. أما الأجزاء الأخرى فمكانها الغابة ووقتها الليل، وتجمع واقعية الغابة إلىخيال جونز وضوء القمر الذي يجعل كل المناظر تنبع من ذاكرة جونز الحقيقية والعرقية. وتنجح المسرحية في مزجها واقعية النهار بخيال الليل. فجونز يهرب عن طريق الغابة نحوموته ويعود عن طريق غابة عقله إلى ماضيه وإلى الذاكرة الجماعية للعنصر البشري. ويتحول شبح إله التمساح الذي يقتله جونز إلى رمز للشر الشخصي والجماعي. وتظهر هذهالعودة نحو الذاكرة الجماعية تأثير كتب كارل يونغ[ر] K.Jung التي تبحث علم نفسالعقل شبه الواعي. ويربط الجانب النفسي بالجانب الواقعي عنصران: أولهما صوت الطبلالذي يبدأ في المشهد الأول ليجاري ضربات القلب، الذي يزداد سرعة ولايتوقف حتى إطلاقالرصاصة التي تقتل الامبراطور. وثانيهما الطلقات الست من مسدس الامبراطور التي تقسمالمسرحية إلى مشاهد وتذكرنا بالعنف والكراهية في ماضي جونز.

Met in their twenties play «Emperor Jones» (1921) The Emperor Jones with great enthusiasm, and then offered on Broadway more than two hundred times and transferred to the Opera in 1933. The story of this play is the tragedy of the Negro make himself emperor through the use of deception and superstition. And drives the exploitation of the emperor to the citizens of his island to the Revolution. When the Emperor escapes to the forest and lost his way back to the starting point where killed by the rebels. And is the first part and the second and eighth day of play time as a symbol in the play to reality. The other parts of the forest Vmkanha and time of the night, combining realistic to fantasy jungle Jones and the light of the moon, which makes it all stems from the memory of the corresponding real Jones and ethnic groups. And succeed in the play and mix realistic imagination the night the day. Vjones escape through the jungle toward his death and back through the forest of his mind to the past and to the collective memory of the human race. And becomes a ghost who kills the crocodile god Jones into a symbol of evil, personal and collective. This show back on the collective memory of the impact of Carl Jung wrote [t] K.Jung are looking Psychology semi-conscious mind. And connects the psychological aspect of the real elements: first, the drum sound that starts in the first scene to go along with heart rate, which increases speed and Aitoagaf until the launch of the bullet that kills the emperor. And second, six shots from a pistol that has divided the emperor to play scenes reminiscent of violence and hatred in the past Jones.</SPAN></SPAN>