Y9 Performing Arts Quiz

What is the primary focus of Musical Theatre?

• Dance routines

• Combining songs, spoken dialogue, acting, and dance

• Physical comedy

• Mime

Which of the following is a key element of Physical Theatre?

• Elaborate costumes

• Use of the body to convey stories

• Extensive use of props

• Detailed scripts

Which dance technique is characterised by its use of pointed toes and graceful movements?

• Hip Hop

• Ballet

• Tap Dance

• Jazz

What is the first step in character development for an actor?

• Memorising lines

• Understanding the character's background and motivations

• Choosing a costume

• Learning stage directions

Which of the following best describes stage presence?

• The ability to memorise lines quickly

• The ability to command the audience's attention

• The ability to perform complex dance moves

• The ability to create elaborate sets

What is a freeze frame in theatre?

• A moment where all actors stop moving and hold a position

• A quick change of scenery

• A fast-paced dialogue exchange

• A dance sequence

What is thought tracking in drama?

• Following the plot of the play

• Expressing a character's inner thoughts aloud

• Tracking the movements of other actors

• Keeping track of props

What is a tableaux in theatre?

• A moving scene

• Multiple still images created by actors to represent a scene or plot

• A musical number

• A dialogue-heavy scene

What is a voice collage in drama?

• A collection of different voices speaking simultaneously or in sequence

• A solo monologue

• A musical duet

• A silent performance

Which of the following is NOT typically a component of Musical Theatre?

• Spoken dialogue

• Mime

• Songs

• Dance