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Помогите, пожалуйста, нужно к тексту с переводом составить вопросы ( по 5 типам: общие, специальные, разделительные, альтернативные, к подлежащему) с ответами. Ребятушки, очень надо - завтра зачет. Нужно хотя бы 5 вопросов и ответов))) Заранее огромное спасибо. Я вечно в этом делаю ошибки))The first permanent theatre in London was built by a carpenter James Burbage,who was also a part-time actor. Of his two sons, the younger, Richard was the first leading English actor. He created the roles of Hamlet, Lear, Othello and Richard III, while the elder, Сuthbert acted as his brother’s manager. The Building which the elder Burbage built in 1576 was known simply as “The Theatre”. It was built outside the city in Finbury Fields. Soon a lot of other theatres appeared. They were the Curtain, the Rose, the Swan, the Globe, the Fortune and the Hope. None 6of them survived but the copy of the Swan. As in Greece, there were no women on the stage. Boys specially selected for their sight build and light voices were trained to play such parts as Juliet or Rosalind. All the actors had to be dancers and singers. As plays were valuable properties they were kept in manuscripts (рукописи) as long as possible. Even Shakespeare’s plays were not gathered together for publication until after his death. Many less known authors completely disappeared. After the age of Shakespeare the English theatre had no great success.Первый постоянный театр в Лондоне был построен плотник Джеймс Бербедж,который был еще и по совместительству актер. Из двух его сыновей, младший, Ричард был первым ведущий английский актер. Он создал роли Гамлета, Лира, Отелло и Ричард III, в то время как старейшина, Катберт выступал в качестве его брата manager. Здание, в котором старец Бербедж построил в 1576 году был известен просто как “театр”. Он был построен за пределами города в Finbury поля. Вскоре много других театрах появились. Они были занавески, роза, лебедь, глобус, счастье и надежду. Нет 6 из них выжили, но копия лебедя. Как и в Греции, не было ни одной женщины на сцене. Мальчики, специально отобранных за их зрение строить и легкие голоса были учиться играть в таких частей, как Джульетта или Розалинда. Все актеры должны были быть танцоры и певцы. Пьесы были ценными свойствами : они хранились в рукописях (рукописи) как можно дольше. Даже пьесы Шекспира были не собрались вместе к публикации только после его смерти. Множество менее известных авторов полностью исчез. После эпохи Шекспира в английском театре не очень-то успех.

Answer 1

1.Who built the first permanent theatre in London? The first permanent theatre in London was built by a carpenter James Burbage. 2.Was James Burbage also a part -time actor. Yes , he was also a part -time actor. 3.Of his two sons, the younger, Richard was the first leading English actor, wasn't he ? Yes , he was. 4.What roles did he create? He created the roles of Hamlet, Lear, Othello and Richard III. 5.When did the elder Burbage build the building which known simply as “The Theatre” ? It was built in 1575. 6.Was it (The Theatre) built outside or inside the city ? It was built outside the city in Finbury Fields.

Answer 2

General Questions:

1. Who built the first permanent theatre in London? - The first permanent theatre in London was built by a carpenter named James Burbage.

2. Who was the first leading English actor? - The first leading English actor was Richard Burbage, the younger son of James Burbage.

3. What roles did Richard Burbage create? - Richard Burbage created the roles of Hamlet, Lear, Othello, and Richard III.

4. What was the name of the building that James Burbage built in 1576? - The building that James Burbage built in 1576 was known simply as "The Theatre".

5. Where was "The Theatre" located? - "The Theatre" was built outside the city in Finbury Fields.

Special Questions:

1. Who acted as Richard Burbage's manager? - Cuthbert Burbage, the elder son of James Burbage, acted as Richard Burbage's manager.

2. What were the names of the other theatres that appeared in London? - Other theatres that appeared in London included the Curtain, the Rose, the Swan, the Globe, the Fortune, and the Hope.

3. Which of these theatres survived? - None of these theatres survived except for a copy of the Swan.

4. Were there any women on the stage during that time? - No, there were no women on the stage