a 12-question multiple-choice test based on the proverbs and sayings about theatre. The questions will test comprehension and interpretation of their meanings.

 "The show must go on."

"All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players."

"An actor is a sculptor of his own soul."

 "Drama is life with the dull bits cut out."

Life is like a theatre, and everyone acts.

Performances must continue despite challenges.

Every rehearsal leads to a better performance.

An actor creates emotions from within.

"Behind the curtain lies the magic of theatre."

"The applause of an audience is the actor’s greatest reward."

"A bad rehearsal makes for a good performance."

"To be or not to be, that is the question."

Sanford Meisner

 Constantin Stanislavski

Alfred Hitchcock

William Shakespeare

 Theatre is not as important as real life.

Drama only focuses on exciting or emotional moments.

 A dramatic performance is always boring.

Life is full of insignificant events.

The audience sees the hard work behind every performance.

The backstage is more important than the play itself.

The real wonder of theatre is in its preparation and mystery.

The curtain is the main part of the stage.

"The show must go on."

 "An actor is a sculptor of his own soul."

"The applause of an audience is the actor’s greatest reward."

 "Every performance is a dress rehearsal for the next one."

Acting requires creativity and inner work.

Actors should focus only on their appearance.

Acting is just following a script.

Actors are responsible for directing plays.

"Behind the curtain lies the magic of theatre."

"The applause of an audience is the actor’s greatest reward."

"A bad rehearsal makes for a good performance."

"To be or not to be, that is the question."

 Performances are not important.

Each performance helps you improve for the future.

Rehearsals are more important than actual performances.

The costumes are what make a performance memorable.

"To be or not to be, that is the question."

"Drama is life with the dull bits cut out."

"The applause of an audience is the actor’s greatest reward."

 "A bad rehearsal makes for a good performance."

Theatre relies on exaggerated actions.

 Physical actions on stage can convey emotions better than speech.

Acting is only about physical gestures.

Words are unimportant in theatre.