Which statement is true about theater in Elizabethan England?Most performances took place in very small theaters.Most plays focused on religious subjects. People from all social classes attended plays. Plays included both male and female actors.

Which didn't contribute to popularity theater in England? *1 pointShakespeare's PlaysNew TheatersExpensive TicketsNone of the Above

Question 2 of 10What is one reason the Victorian era saw an increase in the population of theatergoers?A.Shakespeare was writing plays.B.More people lived in the cities.C.Playwrights tackled more realistic subjects.D.Movies and radio declined in popularity.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What is a major difference between modern audiences and audiences during Shakespeare's time?A.Audiences during Shakespeare's time were much more likely to believe that supernatural elements were real.B.Modern audiences don't care as much about historical accuracy as audiences during Shakespeare's time did.C.Modern audiences are more interested in comedy, while audiences during Shakespeare's time preferred drama.D.Audiences during Shakespeare's time were poorer and therefore rooted more for lower-class characters.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which of the following are true of the plays performed in the eighteenth century in the United States?Multiple select question.Performances usually included a main drama and also a shorter, lighter, often comic piece.Music was absent from most plays. Sometimes a march played at the end led the audience out of the hall to attend a nearby dance.Performances usually lasted less than an hour.

Question 5 of 10Which sentence most accurately describes a feature of Elizabethan drama?A.Plays were generally about real life.B.Plays were generally about science fiction.C.The scenery and setting were realistic.D.The scenery and setting were minimal.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS