Performing Arts

Question 1

1The room where performers wait and relax before going on stage is the

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A. green room B. box office C. orchestra pit D. foyer

Question 2

2The stages of a production are usually pre-production, production and

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A. post-production B. audition only C. casting D. rehearsal only

Question 3

3A budget for a production lists

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A. expected costs and income B. actors' lines C. set designs only D. audience names

Question 4

4Royalties for a play may be paid to the

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A. audience B. usher C. playwright D. stagehand

Question 5

5The place where tickets for a show are sold is the

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A. box office B. green room C. orchestra pit D. wings

Question 6

6Sponsorship for a performance means

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A. a company provides money in return for publicity B. actors work for free C. the play is cancelled D. audience pays nothing

Question 7

7A promoter in the performing arts

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A. designs sets B. writes music only C. organises and publicises events D. acts in plays

Question 8

8Marketing a show includes

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A. only scripts B. only rehearsals C. only costumes D. posters, social media and radio adverts

Question 9

9Advertising a show on social media is an example of

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A. blocking B. scriptwriting C. choreography D. marketing (publicity)

Question 10

10The box office is where

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A. lights are stored B. tickets are sold C. costumes are made D. actors rehearse