Module 5 Quiz

What are aprons?

• Areas of the stage that stick out into the audience

• A fabric covering that closes the stage from sight of the audience

• A kind of costume performers wear

• None of these

____ are always from the perspective of the actors.

• Parts of the stage

• Theater programs

• Props

• Parts of audience seating

What is an orchestra pit?

• A hidden area under the front of the stage in which an orchestra plays

• An area in which an orchestra only practices before a performance

• A place the orchestra stores their instruments

• None of these

What is a cue?

• A word or action that indicates a time for another actor to speak or move

• A series of lines said to the audience that the other characters are not supposed to hear

• Speaking or performing in public without any planned or prepared words or lines

• An action performed without words, only relying on body language

What is pantomime?

• An action performed without words, only relying on body language

• A series of lines said to the audience that the other characters are not supposed to hear

• Speaking or performing in public without any planned or prepared words or lines

• A word or action that indicates a time for another actor to speak or move

What is ad lib?

• Speaking or performing in public without any planned or prepared words or lines

• A series of lines said to the audience that the other characters are not supposed to hear

• A word or action that indicates a time for another actor to speak or move

• An action performed without words, only relying on body language

What is an aside?

• A series of lines said to the audience that the other characters are not supposed to hear

• Speaking or performing in public without any planned or prepared words or lines

• A word or action that indicates a time for another actor to speak or move

• An action performed without words, only relying on body language

What is audience etiquette?

• A set of social norms to be used during performances

• Pamphlets that include information about a performance

• Having exclusive rights to a piece of creative work

• A way audience members can sit comfortably for long periods of time

What does it mean to have good posture?

• A way audience members can sit comfortably for long periods of time

• A set of social norms to be used during performances

• Pamphlets that include information about a performance

• Having exclusive rights to a piece of creative work

What are theater programs?

• Pamphlets that include information about a performance

• A set of social norms to be used during performances

• Having exclusive rights to a piece of creative work

• A way audience members can sit comfortably for long periods of time