2. What is one argument against subsidizing the arts?

C) The arts should follow market rules like other industries

1. Why do some people argue that the arts should be subsidized?

B) Because many art forms struggle financially

6. What are ‘running costs’ in a theatre production?

A) Salaries, lighting, and heating

3. In theatre vocabulary, what does ‘set’ refer to?

C) The scenery and furniture on stage

8. Why do companies sponsor the arts?

A) To increase their brand image and reputation

4. What is the role of a choreographer?

B) To plan and direct the movements of dancers

7. How do ‘angel’ investors support theatre productions?

B) By investing their own money in productions

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Unit 14 - Financing & Sponsoring the Arts

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2. What is one argument against subsidizing the arts?
D) There are unlimited government funds for the arts
A) The arts do not provide entertainment
C) The arts should follow market rules like other industries
B) Artists already earn too much money
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1. Why do some people argue that the arts should be subsidized?
B) Because many art forms struggle financially
D) Because artists should not work for money
C) Because all art should be free for the public
A) Because they always generate high profits
3
6. What are ‘running costs’ in a theatre production?
A) Salaries, lighting, and heating
B) Ticket sales and advertising revenue
C) The actors’ contracts
D) The money paid to choreographers
4
3. In theatre vocabulary, what does ‘set’ refer to?
D) The director’s script
B) The clothes worn by actors
A) The actors in a play
C) The scenery and furniture on stage
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8. Why do companies sponsor the arts?
C) To avoid paying taxes completely
B) To gain full control over theatre productions
A) To increase their brand image and reputation
D) To replace government funding
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5. Why is theatre production financially risky?
D) All of the above
A) Most productions are unsuccessful
B) It takes a long time to break even
C) Costs like salaries and lighting are unpredictable
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4. What is the role of a choreographer?
C) To build the stage set
A) To design the costumes for a play
B) To plan and direct the movements of dancers
D) To promote theatre productions
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10. What do organizations need to secure sponsorship successfully?
A) A strong publicity strategy
C) A famous celebrity endorsement
D) A guarantee of profit
B) Government approval
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9. What type of arts sponsorship is most popular for large companies?
B) Concerts
C) Art exhibitions
D) Poetry readings
A) Theatre productions
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7. How do ‘angel’ investors support theatre productions?
D) By writing scripts for free
B) By investing their own money in productions
A) By promoting plays on social media
C) By donating costumes and props

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