Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Theatre (для 7 классов)

1. Elizabeth I;
2. Henry VIII;
3. James I.

1. two stories high;
2. three stories high;
3. four stories high .

1. The acting companies functioned on a repertory system.
2. Female parts were played by  boy players in women's costume.
3. There were bright scenery and curtains.

3. Comedy.

was built
1. as a large, round, open air theatre;
2. as a large, square, open air theatre;
3. as a small, expensive indoor playhouse.

The groundlings were people
1. who paid money for the most expensive seats ;
2. who paid a penny to stand and watch a performance;
3. who paid no money at all.

public theatres of English Renaissance Plays ran
1. in the morning;
2. in the afternoon;
3. in the evening.

type of play to be performed
1. a comedy play;
2. a tragedy play;
3. a history play.

whose father, the King, is murdered by his uncle?
1. Tragedy  Macbeth
2. Tragedy Hamlet 
3. Tragedy Othello 

flower girl Eliza Doolittle how to speak proper English, is
1. a politician;
2. a musician;
3. a phonetician.

are:
1. the nearest seats to the stage;
2. the seats above the main floor;
3. the seats in a small area of
a theatre  that is separate  from
other people .
. 

1. the technical requirements of
a production;
2. the programming of a venue;
3. the administration of a venue.

Prompter
1. a journalist who writes reviews for theatre
productions;
2. an author of the text of a musical / the words of a
song; 
3. a person who reminds the actors of their lines if they
forget them.

Opera House,
 that is the home of Britain’s oldest national opera and ballet companies, is located in
1. Covent park;
2. Covent GarDen;
3. Covent Market.

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Opera is
 1. a form of dance that uses scenery, music,
and the movements of the dancers to tell a story;
2. a play in which singing and dancing play an
important part; in which part of the story is sung to music;
3. a musical play in which all or most of the words are sung.