| Theater Critic: The play La Finestrina, now at Central Theater, was written in Italy in the eighteenth century. Thedirector claims that this production is as similar to the original production as is possible in a modern theater.Although the actor who plays Harlequin the clown gives a performance very reminiscent of the twentieth-centuryAmerican comedian Groucho Marx, Marx's comic style was very much within the comic acting tradition that had begun in sixteenth-century Italy.The considerations given best serve as part of an argument(这是问支持还是反对,还是假设啊)that (A) modern audiences would find it hard to tolerate certain characteristics of a historically accurateperformance of an eighteenth-century play
 (B) Groucho Marx once performed the part of the character Harlequin in La Finestrina
 (C) in the United States the training of actors in the twentieth century is based on principles that do not differradically from those that underlay the training of actors in eighteenth-century Italy
 (D) the performance of the actor who plays Harlequin in La Finestrina does not serve as evidence against thedirector's claim
 (E) the director of La Finestrina must have advised the actor who plays Harlequin to model his performance oncomic performances of Groucho Marx
 
 
 
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 102.TheaterCritic:TheplayLa Finestrina, nowatCentralTheater,waswritteninItalyintheeighteenthcentury.The
 directorclaimsthatthisproductionisassimilartotheoriginalproductionasispossibleinamoderntheater.
 AlthoughtheactorwhoplaysHarlequintheclowngivesaperformanceveryreminiscentofthetwentieth-century
 AmericancomedianGrouchoMarx,Marx'scomicstylewasverymuchwithinthecomicactingtraditionthathad
 beguninsixteenth-centuryItaly.
 
 
 Theconsiderationsgivenbestserveaspartofanargumentthat
(A)modernaudienceswouldfindithardtotoleratecertaincharacteristicsofahistoricallyaccurate
 performanceofaneighteenth-centuryplay
 
 (B)GrouchoMarxonceperformedthepartofthecharacterHarlequininLaFinestrina
 
 (C)intheUnitedStatesthetrainingofactorsinthetwentiethcenturyisbasedonprinciplesthatdonotdiffer
 radicallyfromthosethatunderlaythetrainingofactorsineighteenth-centuryItaly
 
 (D)theperformanceoftheactorwhoplaysHarlequininLa Finestrina doesnotserveasevidenceagainstthe
 director'sclaim
 
 (E)thedirectorofLa Finestrina musthaveadvisedtheactorwhoplaysHarlequintomodelhisperformanceon
 comicperformancesofGrouchoMarx
 
 
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 102.TheaterCritic:TheplayLa Finestrina, nowatCentralTheater,waswritteninItalyintheeighteenthcentury.The
 directorclaimsthatthisproductionisassimilartotheoriginalproductionasispossibleinamoderntheater.
 AlthoughtheactorwhoplaysHarlequintheclowngivesaperformanceveryreminiscentofthetwentieth-century
 AmericancomedianGrouchoMarx,Marx'scomicstylewasverymuchwithinthecomicactingtraditionthathad
 beguninsixteenth-centuryItaly.
 
 
 Theconsiderationsgivenbestserveaspartofanargumentthat
(A)modernaudienceswouldfindithardtotoleratecertaincharacteristicsofahistoricallyaccurate
 performanceofaneighteenth-centuryplay
 
 (B)GrouchoMarxonceperformedthepartofthecharacterHarlequininLaFinestrina
 
 (C)intheUnitedStatesthetrainingofactorsinthetwentiethcenturyisbasedonprinciplesthatdonotdiffer
 radicallyfromthosethatunderlaythetrainingofactorsineighteenth-centuryItaly
 
 (D)theperformanceoftheactorwhoplaysHarlequininLa Finestrina doesnotserveasevidenceagainstthe
 director'sclaim
 
 (E)thedirectorofLa Finestrina musthaveadvisedtheactorwhoplaysHarlequintomodelhisperformanceon
 comicperformancesofGrouchoMarx
 
 
 两道题望牛牛指教
 
 (A) modern audiences would find it hard to tolerate certain characteristics of a historically accurateperformance of an eighteenth-century play
 (B) Groucho Marx once performed the part of the character Harlequin in La Finestrina
 (C) in the United States the training of actors in the twentieth century is based on principles that do not differradically from those that underlay the training of actors in eighteenth-century Italy
 (D) the performance of the actor who plays Harlequin in La Finestrina does not serve as evidence against thedirector's claim
 (E) the director of La Finestrina must have advised the actor who plays Harlequin to model his performance oncomic performances of Groucho Marx
 
 
 
 这个题的逻辑线是什么啊??
 
 
 102.TheaterCritic:TheplayLa Finestrina, nowatCentralTheater,waswritteninItalyintheeighteenthcentury.The
 directorclaimsthatthisproductionisassimilartotheoriginalproductionasispossibleinamoderntheater.
 AlthoughtheactorwhoplaysHarlequintheclowngivesaperformanceveryreminiscentofthetwentieth-century
 AmericancomedianGrouchoMarx,Marx'scomicstylewasverymuchwithinthecomicactingtraditionthathad
 beguninsixteenth-centuryItaly.
 
 
 Theconsiderationsgivenbestserveaspartofanargumentthat
(A)modernaudienceswouldfindithardtotoleratecertaincharacteristicsofahistoricallyaccurate
 performanceofaneighteenth-centuryplay
 
 (B)GrouchoMarxonceperformedthepartofthecharacterHarlequininLaFinestrina
 
 (C)intheUnitedStatesthetrainingofactorsinthetwentiethcenturyisbasedonprinciplesthatdonotdiffer
 radicallyfromthosethatunderlaythetrainingofactorsineighteenth-centuryItaly
 
 (D)theperformanceoftheactorwhoplaysHarlequininLa Finestrina doesnotserveasevidenceagainstthe
 director'sclaim
 
 (E)thedirectorofLa Finestrina musthaveadvisedtheactorwhoplaysHarlequintomodelhisperformanceon
 comicperformancesofGrouchoMarx
 
 
 两道题望牛牛指教
 
 102.TheaterCritic:TheplayLa Finestrina, nowatCentralTheater,waswritteninItalyintheeighteenthcentury.The
 directorclaimsthatthisproductionisassimilartotheoriginalproductionasispossibleinamoderntheater.
 AlthoughtheactorwhoplaysHarlequintheclowngivesaperformanceveryreminiscentofthetwentieth-century
 AmericancomedianGrouchoMarx,Marx'scomicstylewasverymuchwithinthecomicactingtraditionthathad
 beguninsixteenth-centuryItaly.
 
 
 Theconsiderationsgivenbestserveaspartofanargumentthat
(A)modernaudienceswouldfindithardtotoleratecertaincharacteristicsofahistoricallyaccurate
 performanceofaneighteenth-centuryplay
 
 (B)GrouchoMarxonceperformedthepartofthecharacterHarlequininLaFinestrina
 
 (C)intheUnitedStatesthetrainingofactorsinthetwentiethcenturyisbasedonprinciplesthatdonotdiffer
 radicallyfromthosethatunderlaythetrainingofactorsineighteenth-centuryItaly
 
 (D)theperformanceoftheactorwhoplaysHarlequininLa Finestrina doesnotserveasevidenceagainstthe
 director'sclaim
 
 (E)thedirectorofLa Finestrina musthaveadvisedtheactorwhoplaysHarlequintomodelhisperformanceon
 comicperformancesofGrouchoMarx
 
 
 两道题望牛牛指教
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