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Which of these Eastern forms of theatre is the oldest? O Sanskrit theatre Noh Kabuki Peking Opera (2 of 10) In what country did bunraku originate? O India Japan China 6 789 10 (3 of 10) Expressive eyes, detailed gestures, percussion, and detailed performances lasting up to 40 days are all characteristics of: Kabuki Beijing Opera Sanskrit theatre Noh Return to Site 1 2 6 7 8 9 10 . (5 of 10) Similarities among Sanskrit theatre and Noh are: O the use of ritual. symbolic movement. chanting and singing. Call of the above. Note: (6 of 10) Peking Opera emerged during the Shang dynasty. ? Select an option True Note: False Jer than the Save Answer button will NC SAVE ANSWER SKIP QUESTION I AM FINISHED/SUBMIT FOR Return to Site 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 00 8 9 10 (7 of 10) Noh is known for its minimally stark scenery and props. h ? Select an option True Note: False Jer than the Save Answer button will NC Return to Site 2131415 9 TO (8 of 10) Bunraku’s puppeteers are dressed in black attire, encouraging the audience to pretend they are invisible. This is an example Overisimilitude willing suspension of disbelief realism Return to Site 1 (8 of 10) Bunraku’s puppeteers are dressed in black attire, encouraging the audience to pretend they are invisible. This is an example of: Overisimilitude O willing suspension of disbeliet. Orealism inacting is a family profession passed down from father to son. O Kabuki Noh Bunraku Peking Opera In Bunraku, chanters and singers called tayu perform the: O narration main character. all of the characters. both narration and characters Note: Clicking any button tharthen