English Language · English Literature

Match LIST-I with LIST-II: LIST-I (Concept / Play) A. Violation of Time B. Violation of Place C. Gorboduc D. Terence's Eunuchus LIST-II (Sidney's Critique of English Stage) I. The same stage absurdly transitions between a garden, a cave, and a battlefield, requiring actors to verbally announce the setting. II. An English play praised for its elevated Senecan style but criticized for failing Aristotle's rule of one place and one day. III. Entire life cycles, progressing from initial love to the birth of a child and reaching adulthood, are absurdly compressed into two hours. IV. A classical work cited to justify extending dramatic duration, even though its action was intentionally designed to span two days. Choose the correct answer from the options given below: