Which is not a geographical setting in the Elliot trilogy?

The Pont du Gard (Fig. 6-17), part of an aqueduct in southern France, demonstrates the use of which common Roman building structure?

A. the round arch B. the vault C. the bridge D. the buttress

A type of play where the language is sparse, there seems no forward motion, the plot moves in a circle, and little expository information is given about the characters is

a. existentialist drama b. absurdist drama d. selective realism d. documentary drama e. Brechtian drama