Blocking/Theatre Quiz

What is blocking in theater?

• a) The movement and positioning of actors on stage

• b) The process of designing the set for a play

• c) The rehearsal process for actors

• d) The interpretation of the characters' emotions

Why is the director responsible for blocking choices?

• a) They have a vision for the show

• b) They lead the rehearsal process

• c) They can see actor arrangements on stage

• d) All of the above

What does the video suggest about actors' involvement in blocking choices?

• a) Actors should never contribute to blocking choices

• b) Actors should always contribute to blocking choices

• c) It depends on the director's preference

• d) It is not mentioned in the video

What is the main focus of blocking according to the video?

• a) Creating believable relationships on stage

• b) Following rules

• c) Implementing triangular blocking

• d) Using furniture effectively

What does the video suggest about movement in blocking?

• a) Constant actor movement

• b) Movement should be motivated

• c) Avoid over-blocking

• d) Always sit, stand, or lie down

How does the video suggest building a scene through blocking?

• a) Starting with intense scenes

• b) Focusing on the build of the scene

• c) Using flat blocking for better stage composition

• d) Breaking all blocking rules for character development

What is stage business?

• a) Actors crossing the stage

• b) Small actions that add believability to a character

• c) The process of designing the set

• d) Rehearsing the blocking patterns

Give an example of stage business mentioned in the video.

• a) Answering a phone call

• b) Walking to a window

• c) Washing hands and face

• d) All of the above

How does furniture placement affect blocking choices?

• a) Furniture should always be placed against the back wall

• b) Furniture should be placed close together for easier movement

• c) Furniture should be placed at angles for a dynamic look

• d) Furniture placement doesn't impact blocking choices

Why should directors know the set design and furniture?

• a) To mimic the actual performance space during rehearsals

• b) To limit the actors' movement on stage

• c) To choose the best furniture for the scene

• d) To create a realistic environment