Broadway Course Quiz

What will students examine in this course?

• The future of Broadway

• The history of Broadway and its impact on the world

• The financial aspects of Broadway productions

• The technical equipment used in Broadway shows

What will students gain an appreciation for through this course?

• The complexity of set design

• The value of live performance

• The art of costume design

• The process of scriptwriting

What activities will the class engage in regarding Broadway shows?

• Writing, directing, and performing

• Watching, analyzing, and critiquing

• Composing music and choreographing

• Designing sets and costumes

According to the classroom expectations, what should students come prepared with for class?

• A textbook and a notebook

• Chromebooks, a pencil, and a positive attitude

• A smartphone and headphones

• A paintbrush and canvas

When are students expected to be seated and ready?

• At the end of class

• After the bell rings

• At the start of class

• Once the teacher starts teaching

What is the policy on cell phone and electronic device usage in the classroom?

• Use for educational purposes only

• Use at the beginning of class

• Use is prohibited

• Use with permission from Miss Maskin

What is a Broadway musical?

• A. A live theater performance in New York City

• B. A type of movie genre

• C. A television series with musical elements

• D. A radio program featuring classical music

What is a Broadway Musical?

• A type of dance performed on Broadway

• The highest level of musical theater in the English-speaking world

• A genre of film that features musical numbers

• A radio show that includes singing and dialogue

What elements does a Broadway Musical combine?

• Costumes, lighting, and acting

• Plot structure, musical scores, singing, dancing, and spoken dialogue

• Improvisation, stand-up comedy, and music

• Scriptwriting, film directing, and choreography

What is the purpose of music in a Broadway Musical?

• To provide background noise

• To heighten the emotions being expressed by a character

• To serve as intermission entertainment

• To showcase the musical abilities of the actors only