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The Practice Begun in the Nineteenth Century of Making Scenery

Question 17

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The practice begun in the nineteenth century of making scenery and dialogue look and sound like the real world is called

A) naturalism.
B) the well-made play.
C) theatrical convention.
D) verisimilitude.

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