What Was One of the Major Solutions to Making Audiences

question 39

Multiple Choice

What was one of the major solutions to making audiences accept the unrealistic conventions of the musical in a realistic medium like the cinema?

• A) having characters only sing instead of dance in elaborate choreographed sequences
• B) using songs from familiar Broadway stage hits
• C) making the stories of musicals center on backstage musicals where the characters are employed to sing and act anyway
• D) forcing audiences to sing songs from the musicals while watching in the theater
• E) limiting musical numbers so that audiences would not be overwhelmed by the artificial elements of the genre

Appreciate the role of vocational training and preparation for the workforce.

Understand the factors influencing career choices and development.

Recognize the role of parental influence and socio-economic status in occupational choices.

Acknowledge the impact of gender in the selection of STEM fields.

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