The theatrical illusionism of Baroque works is similar to those seen in which of the following periods:

Naturalism differs from literary realism in that it is more

a. objective. b. erotic. c. optimistic. d. subjective.

According to French Impressionists, the basis of cinema, photogénie, lay primarily in:

A. the properties of the camera. B. the relationships created by editing. C. the expressiveness of the actors. D. the literary value of the script.