Question

What would the audience do if they didn't like the play?

a. They would shout at the actors and throw things at them.
b. They would leave the theatre.
c. They would applaud loudly so the audience couldn't hear the actors.
d. They would complain to the management.

Answer 1

Answer: A - They would shout at the actors and throw things at them .

Explanation: They would shout at the actors and throw things at them . Though this is not commonly seen anymore .

Answer 2

The audience's reaction to a play they didn't like can vary, but the most common and appropriate response is:

b. They would leave the theatre.

If the audience doesn't enjoy a play, it's customary for them to quietly exit the theatre rather than disrupt the performance or fellow theatergoers. Options a and c are considered highly disruptive and disrespectful to both the actors and the audience. Option d, complaining to the management, is a more constructive way to express dissatisfaction, but it's typically done after the play has ended, not during the performance itself.