PLSSS HELP 16. What was King Charles II's contribution to theatre in England?
a) He revoked the 18 year prohibition on theatre and allowed women to performe
b) He was a playwright who wrote over 200 plays
c) He designed large-scale performance areas
d) He was Moliere's biggest patron

17. Who was the target audience for the Royal Theatre?
a) King, Land-owning nobles of the King’s court, Intellectuals
b) bourgeoisie, peasants, foreigners
c) Livestock, Kings, and foreigners
d) Intellectuals, fellow performers, and livestock

18. What was a primary reason to go to the theatre during the Enlightenment?
a) To be seen
b) To watch sword fights
c) To learn about history
d) To celebrate religious faith

19. Where were the most expensive seats in the era of Royal Theatre?
a) On the Stage
b) The pit in front of the stage
c) The top of the balcony
d) The center of the row on any level

20. Please select all items that reflect the 'rules' for the Royal Theatre
a) Avoidance of stage violence or vigorous physical action
b) Characters spent most time posing, gesturing, and talking
c) Elizabethan theatrical rough action banished: swashbuckling, brawling, etc.
d) Plots derived from biblical stories or from sermons
e) Characters wore masks and ceremonial robes
f) There was a primary focus on chanting and music

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