A Day in the Spotlight: My First Theatre Play
Meet Alice, a young actor excited for her first theatre play. The theatre is a bustling place with actors rehearsing lines, the director giving instructions, and the stage manager ensuring everything is in order. Alice has been practicing her lines for weeks. Her role is small but important. As the curtain rises, her heart races. She steps onto the stage, lights bright and audience silent. She delivers her lines just like she practiced. And then, applause. Alice feels a thrill she's never felt before. She realizes this is just the beginning of her journey in the world of theatre. It was not easy, but her hard work and determination paid off in the end. And, she couldn't be happier to be a part of this magical world.
Question 1
What role does Alice play in her first theatre performance?
Director
Stage manager
Main role
Small but important role
Explanation. In the text, it is mentioned that Alice's role is small but important.
Audience member
Question 2
How does Alice feel when she steps onto the stage?
Scared
Excited and nervous
Explanation. The text mentions that as the curtain rises, Alice's heart races which indicates she is feeling excited and nervous.
Bored
Sad
Angry
Question 3
What was the audience's reaction to Alice's performance?
They booed
They left the theatre
They were silent
They applauded
Explanation. The text mentions that after Alice delivered her lines, there was applause from the audience.
They laughed
Question 4
Why was Alice successful in her first theatre performance?
She had a big role
She practiced for weeks
Explanation. The text explains that Alice was successful because she had been practicing her lines for weeks.
She had natural talent
She didn't make any mistakes
She was lucky
Question 5
Which word best describes how Alice feels about being a part of the theatre?
Indifferent
Overwhelmed
Regretful
Happy
Explanation. The text concludes by stating that Alice couldn't be happier to be a part of the theatre world.
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