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While theater, film, and television share many characteristics, the thing that makes theater fundamentally different is: |
| | A) | the limited possibilities for scene changes. |
| | B) | the "live" relationship between performer and audience. |
| | C) | the arrangement of the audience in the theater. |
| | D) | the scale of the actors in relation to the audience. |
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Theater occupies: |
| | A) | space |
| | B) | time |
| | C) | both space and time |
| | D) | neither space nor time |
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A member of the audience who is not essential, but who can provide helpful information about the production and criteria for judgment is the: |
| | A) | dramaturg |
| | B) | director |
| | C) | professor |
| | D) | critic |
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Which of the following is not a design element for a theater production? |
| | A) | costumes |
| | B) | auditorium |
| | C) | lighting |
| | D) | scenic background |
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The performing arts include: |
| | A) | theater, dance, opera, and music. |
| | B) | Novels, short stories, and poetry |
| | C) | Painting, sculpture, architecture, and photography. |
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