Question

the amplification of sounds produced by a performer or musical instrument is called
a) motivated sound.

b) environmental sound.

c) reinforcement.

d) reproduction.

question 16 (2 points)
the seating area in greek theatre architecture, known as the \seeing place.\
a) theatron

b) orchestra

Explanation:

First Question (Sound Amplification)

• Option A: Motivated sound refers to sounds that are part of the story or action, not amplification.
• Option B: Environmental sound is ambient background sound, not related to amplification of performer/instrument sounds.
• Option C: Reinforcement in sound terms means amplifying sounds from performers or instruments, matching the description.
• Option D: Reproduction usually refers to recreating or playing back sounds, not amplifying live performer/instrument sounds.

• Option A: Theatron in Greek theatre architecture was the seating area, meaning "seeing place."
• Option B: Orchestra was the circular dancing/performance area in front of the stage, not the seating area.

Answer:

C) reinforcement.

Second Question (Greek Theatre Seating)