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Chit Chat: In the Theatre

Elementary level dialogue about buying tickets, finding seats, and talking politely during a theatre visit.

Level: A1 • Questions: 20

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Q1. Clerk: Good evening! How can I ....... you?

(A) see (B) take (C) show (D) help

Explanation

‘How can I help you?’ is a polite greeting in service.

Q2. Customer: I’d like two ....... for tonight’s show, please.

(A) tickets (B) seats (C) papers (D) cards

Explanation

You buy tickets to enter the theatre.

Q3. Clerk: Would you like seats in the front or at the .......?

(A) top (B) middle (C) door (D) back

Explanation

‘At the back’ means the rear of the hall.

Q4. Customer: In the middle, please. How much are the .......?

(A) chairs (B) places (C) tickets (D) seats

Explanation

You ask ‘How much are the tickets?’ to learn the price.

Q5. Clerk: They’re £15 each. Would you like to pay by .......?

(A) phone (B) cash (C) card (D) check

Explanation

Theatre counters usually accept card payments.

Q6. Customer: By card, please. What time does the show .......?

(A) beginning (B) start (C) play (D) close

Explanation

‘The show starts at...’ is standard phrasing.

Q7. Clerk: It starts at 7:30 p.m. and ends at 9:30. Please be .......

(A) early (B) quiet (C) late (D) on time

Explanation

Being on time is polite at the theatre.

Q8. Usher: May I see your ......., please?

(A) pass (B) bag (C) card (D) ticket

Explanation

Ushers check tickets before you enter.

Q9. Customer: Here you are. Usher: Your seats are in ....... D, numbers 8 and 9.

(A) level (B) row (C) column (D) line

Explanation

Theatre seating is arranged in rows.

Q10. Friend: Wow, we have a good ....... of the stage.

(A) place (B) look (C) see (D) view

Explanation

‘View’ describes what you can see from a seat.

Q11. Announcement: Please switch ....... your mobile phones.

(A) off (B) up (C) on (D) out

Explanation

Phones must be turned off during performances.

Q12. Friend: What’s this play .......?

(A) of (B) for (C) on (D) about

Explanation

‘What’s it about?’ asks for the topic or story.

Q13. Customer: It’s about a family living in London. It’s really .......

(A) funny (B) boring (C) short (D) sad

Explanation

Comedies are described as funny.

Q14. Friend: Shh! The show is starting. Please be .......

(A) careful (B) quiet (C) happy (D) ready

Explanation

It’s polite to be quiet in a theatre.

Q15. Actor: Thank you, everyone! Audience: .......!

(A) Applause (B) Bravo (C) Cheers (D) Clap

Explanation

‘Bravo!’ is shouted to praise a performance.

Q16. Friend: That was amazing! Did you ....... it?

(A) enjoy (B) like (C) love (D) watch

Explanation

‘Enjoy’ is used to describe having a good time.

Q17. Customer: Yes, the actors were very .......

(A) talented (B) short (C) noisy (D) tired

Explanation

Good actors are described as talented.

Q18. Friend: Shall we wait for the .......?

(A) encore (B) sound (C) break (D) start

Explanation

‘Encore’ means an extra short performance at the end.

Q19. Customer: Let’s take a picture in front of the .......

(A) poster (B) screen (C) door (D) stage

Explanation

People take photos near theatre posters.

Q20. Friend: Sure! What a great night at the .......

(A) concert (B) museum (C) cinema (D) theatre

Explanation

‘Theatre’ is the correct place for a play.

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