Question 1 - 6
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
1.
What made Finn particularly glad that they had selected this subject?
Their module leader had little knowledge of it.
No other student had chosen to investigate it.
Reliable sources about it were easy to locate.
2.
According to Maya, what do people often wrongly assume about modern theatre programmes?
Theatres employ outside firms to produce them.
Only a small number are now purchased by audiences.
Advertising occupies much more space than it once did.
3.
What surprised Finn about programmes in the early history of British theatre?
Members of the audience could rarely get hold of them.
Theatres supplied them without charging anything.
Audiences saw their contents as a firm promise.
4.
Maya thinks their project should explain why acting companies
publicised their own performances.
staged productions in the open air.
needed to take their productions from town to town.
5.
Finn and Maya agree that, in comparison with nineteenth-century programmes, eighteenth-century ones
showed greater individuality in their design.
made more extensive use of colour.
provided audiences with fuller details.
6.
What aspect of twentieth-century theatre programmes does Maya find difficult to explain?
why so few playbills were produced in the United States
why the British format stayed the same for so long
why British programmes adopted styles used in the United States
Question 7 - 10
What observation is made about each programme?
7.
Ruy Blas
Drop or Select your answer
8.
Man of La Mancha
Drop or Select your answer
9.
The Tragedy of Jane Shore
Drop or Select your answer
10.
The Sailors' Festival
Drop or Select your answer
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6 OPTIONS
There is disagreement about how it originated.
It marks an important event in one country's history.
It proved successful in drawing spectators.
It belongs to a collection established in recent years.
It offers a behind-the-scenes view of the production.
It could be displayed as a work of art.
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