Theatre By The Sea Quiz
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Score Required: 100/100
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- 1.
What shows will be shown at the Theatre this summer?
- A.
Love and other Fables, Saturday Night Lights, Singing in the Rain, and Newsies
- B.
Love and other Fables, Saturday Night Fever, Singing in the Rain, and Newsies
- C.
Love and other Fables, Saturday Night Fever, Singing in the Rain, and News Boys
- D.
Love and other Stories, Saturday Night Fever, Singing in the Rain, and Newsies
Correct Answer
B. Love and other Fables, Saturday Night Fever, Singing in the Rain, and NewsiesExplanation
The correct answer is Love and other Fables, Saturday Night Fever, Singing in the Rain, and Newsies.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Bill Hanney is the
Correct Answer
Owner, Producer, Owner/ProducerExplanation
The correct answer is "Owner, Producer, Owner/Producer." This answer suggests that Bill Hanney holds multiple roles in the context mentioned. He is both the owner and producer, and it is possible that he holds the position of owner/producer simultaneously.Rate this question:
- 3.
Which of the following take place in New York 1899 about a boy named Jack
- A.
News Boys
- B.
Newsies
- C.
Singing in the Rain
- D.
Saturday Night Fever
Correct Answer
B. Newsies -
- 4.
"Love and Other Fables" is about a boy named Tony who loves disco.
- A.
True
- B.
False! "Love and Other Fables" is about a slave named Aesop who creates the “fable,” and enters into a battle of wits with the King of Egypt.
Correct Answer
B. False! "Love and Other Fables" is about a slave named Aesop who creates the “fable,” and enters into a battle of wits with the King of Egypt.Explanation
The given correct answer is false because "Love and Other Fables" is not about a boy named Tony who loves disco. Instead, it is about a slave named Aesop who creates fables and engages in a battle of wits with the King of Egypt.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which is true about Singing in the Rain?
- A.
A big dance competition is announced
- B.
Involves going on strike for fair working conditions
- C.
Takes place when silent movies were popular and "talking" movies were upcoming
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Has a slave fighting against the King of Egypt
Correct Answer
C. Takes place when silent movies were popular and "talking" movies were upcoming -
- 6.
Select all that explain Saturday Night Fever.
- A.
Going to dico clubs on the weekends
- B.
A boy getting sick on the weekend
- C.
Training for a big dance competition
- D.
Has a girl with an annoying voice
Correct Answer(s)
A. Going to dico clubs on the weekends
C. Training for a big dance competitionExplanation
The correct answer options, "Going to disco clubs on the weekends" and "Training for a big dance competition," both relate to the movie "Saturday Night Fever." The film revolves around the main character's passion for dancing and his involvement in the disco club scene. He spends his weekends going to disco clubs and also trains rigorously for a big dance competition. These activities are central to the storyline and capture the essence of the movie.Rate this question:
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- 7.
What happened in 1980?
- A.
A hurricane damaged the theatre
- B.
The theatre was added to the National Register of Historic Places
- C.
The theatre went dark
- D.
A non-profit began producing all the shows
Correct Answer
B. The theatre was added to the National Register of Historic PlacesExplanation
In 1980, the theatre was added to the National Register of Historic Places. This means that the theatre was recognized for its historical significance and was officially listed as a protected site. Being added to the National Register of Historic Places is a prestigious designation that helps to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of a place.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What year did Tommy Brent begin his successful 22-year ownership of the Theatre?
- A.
1938
- B.
1933
- C.
1967
- D.
2003
Correct Answer
C. 1967Explanation
Tommy Brent began his successful 22-year ownership of the Theatre in 1967.Rate this question:
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- 9.
In 1933, a ________ was turned into the original 300 seat Theatre
Correct Answer
Barn, old barn, old shingled barnExplanation
In 1933, a barn was transformed into the original 300 seat Theatre Barn. This suggests that the original structure was an old barn with shingles, which was repurposed and renovated to serve as a theater with a seating capacity of 300.Rate this question:
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