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Theatre in the Elizabethan Era
Theatre in the Elizabethan Era
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1
Who often funded acting companies?
The audience
The queen
Wealthy noblemen
The curch
2
Theater companies are named after Lords
False
True
3
What was the first permanent theatre in England?
The Globe
The Red Lion
The Curtain
The Swan
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Shakespeare used props
True
False
5
The ticket cost in the theatre was free
False
True
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Why were theatre banned from the city?
There were too many accidents
They were considered immoral
They were too loud
The took up too much space
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Who played female roles in Elizabethan theatre?
Animals
Children
Woman
Men
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What was typical for an Elizabethan theatre performance?
Woman acting in stage
Many props
Elaborate stage designs
Loud audiences and street vendors
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How many actors are in a play?
6-7
7-9
3-4
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What were the first popular theatre plays in the Elizabethan era?
Tragedies
Comedies
Musicals
Miracle Plays
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Why did religious plays become less popular?
They were too boring
They were too expensive
The government saw them as too Catholic
There were no more actors for them
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Where did early theatre performances often take place?
In churches
In forests
In inns
In schools
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When was „The Globe“ built?
1567
1576
1610
1599
