Curtain Call

What is the meaning of the phrase 'Curtain Call'?

• A final performance

• A type of window treatment

• A call to action

• A dramatic pause

In theater, when does a 'Curtain Call' typically occur?

• Before the play begins

• During the intermission

• After the final act

• At the start of the second act

Which of the following best describes a 'Curtain Call'?

• A rehearsal technique

• A stage direction

• A performance encore

• A lighting cue

Identify the correct sentence: 'The actors took their curtain call.'

• The actors took there curtain call.

• The actors took they're curtain call.

• The actors took their curtain call.

• The actors took there curtain call.

What is the purpose of a 'Curtain Call' in a theatrical performance?

• To introduce the cast

• To acknowledge the audience's applause

• To signal the end of an act

• To change the set design

Which word is a synonym for 'Curtain Call'?

• Debut

• Finale

• Intermission

• Prologue

Choose the correct sentence: 'After the play, the cast received a standing ovation during the curtain call.'

• After the play, the cast receive a standing ovation during the curtain call.

• After the play, the cast receives a standing ovation during the curtain call.

• After the play, the cast received a standing ovation during the curtain call.

• After the play, the cast receiving a standing ovation during the curtain call.

What part of speech is 'Curtain Call' in the sentence: 'The curtain call was the highlight of the evening.'

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Which sentence uses 'Curtain Call' correctly?

• The curtain call was a surprise to everyone.

• She curtain called the audience.

• They were curtain calling all night.

• He curtain calls every morning.

What is the literary significance of a 'Curtain Call'?

• It marks the climax of the story.

• It provides closure to the performance.

• It introduces the main conflict.

• It sets the tone for the play.