Answer:
B, D, D,A,B, D, C, A, B, C, A, D, B, D, C, A, C, D, B, A.
Explanation:
1. Producers are the top of the food chain while not technically always in the theater.
2. This one is just common sense. To work well with lots of people you must be a good collaborator.
3. These are all jobs of a director.
4. None of the other answers make much sense to the role of a producer.
5. Producers usually handle the funding and are more of a business than one person usually, such as Dreamworks or Disney.
6. The ushers and booth sales (business manager) work with the audience.
7. District is your funds in a school production.
8. Designers report to directors when they create an idea.
9. Music Directors oversee both vocal and physical music.
10. Vocal Coaches make sure the singers perform as they should in a musical number and are educated on voice.
11. The conductor generally leads the pit.
12. Choreo is your dance department.
13. Business managers make sure the financial elements run as they have been decided and carry out monetary plans from the higher-ups.
14. Designers are a director's "minions" for carrying out how they feel the show should feel.
15. When you have plans in tech, you let the tech director know so the director can be sure you are doing what you are supposed to in line with the show.
16. Carpenters build the stationary sets.
17. Electricians= Electrics.
18. If it's in the set, but also a moving prop, it's a set-prop.
19. If it's in your hand or your body somehow, its a hand prop.
20. Sound effects are short sounds that aren't actually being made on stage.
