MOVEMENT

According to the text, what does theatre for the eyes involve?

• Engaging the audience with sound and music

• Using bright lights and colors

• Engaging the audience with sound and pictures

• Using only spoken words

What does the quote from William Shakespeare suggest about silence?

• Silence is boring

• Silence shows off wonder

• Silence is unnecessary

• Silence is confusing

What are the three parts of theatre mentioned in the text?

• Sound, light, and color

• Ears, eyes, and heart

• Brain, heart, and ears

• Stage, audience, and actors

What is the role of a director according to the text?

• To create a script

• To stir emotions deep inside the audience

• To design costumes

• To manage the stage crew

What is the significance of the photograph described in the text?

• It shows a famous celebrity

• It captures a dramatic moment

• It is a colorful image

• It is a historical artifact

The text suggests that the mother in the photograph appears (a)   to be the child's mother.

• She is wealthy
• She is too young to have a child
• She appears too old to be the child
• She is a famous actress

What is the purpose of the magazine cover example in the text?

• To show a happy family

• To illustrate theatre for the eyes

• To advertise a product

• To depict a famous event

Match the following statements with their implications about communication without words.

• There is no need for communication without words.

• It is unnecessary

• Only those in the acting profession need to communicate without words.

• It is a valuable skill

• Being able to communicate without words is beneficial.

• It is impossible

• Communication without words cannot occur.

• It is only for actors

How is a photograph similar to theatre according to the text?

• Both involve capturing a moment in time.

• Both require a large audience.

• Both are forms of written art.

• Both need musical accompaniment.

A stage picture is (a)  

• A photograph of the audience
• A view of what the audience will se
• A drawing of the set design
• A list of the actors in a play