After rehearsal, the stage manager leaves a lightbulb lit on the stage. This is the "ghost light." It is meant to scare away the ghost of Thespis, the first actor in ancient Greece. There is a superstition that Thespis likes to sneak into empty theaters and cause problems. Maybe he's missing his days as a star thespian, a word used today for an actor. Luckily, leaving on the ghost light is also practical. It allows people who enter the empty theater to find the light switch without tripping over the set. Which statement summarizes the paragraph?

A . Stage managers superstitiously leave a light on to keep away the ghost of Thespis.

B .
Thespis was the first actor in ancient Greece and still causes problems in theaters.

C.
Superstitions cause people to believe that the ghost of Thespis can visit their theaters.

D.
Leaving a light on in a theater can be a practical way to keep actors and stage managers safe.