Q3 MAPEH REVIEWER

What does sound within a theatrical play contribute?

• A. Create atmosphere and feeling

• B. It will serve as a background noise

• C. Only to be with a dance show

• D. To take away from the story

In dance performance, what is the function of lighting as visual?  

• A.    To light the stage for the dancers

• B.    To make the dance moves easier to follow

• C.   To draw attention away from the performance

• D.   To set up the mood and lead the audience’s eyes

What is an example of how sound can influence the pacing of a theatrical performance?

• A. By providing silence during tense moments

• B. By using fast-paced music to speed up the action

• C. By matching the tone of the scene with sounds

• D. All of the above

In what ways might visual elements in a theatrical production impact audience perception?  

• A. By making the performance seem realistic

• B. By diverting attention from the central story

• C. By lessening the power of the actors’ performances

• D. By reifying themes through scenery, custom, and lightning

How can sound effects in a theatrical performance enhance storytelling?

• A. As a supporting aspect to the visuals

• B. By drowning  out the audience in noise to maintain their attention

• C. In order to introduce random noises in case of silence

• D. To occur in sync with pertinent moments that emphasize drama, comedy or  action

What is one way that sound design can be applied to enhanced a story in theatrical performance?

• A.    By highlighting important moments and emotions through sound effect and music.

• B.    By maintaining consistent sound levels throughout the performance

• C.   Provide background noise which does not alter the narrative

• D.   By eliminating the use of dialogue

Within a theatrical production, how do the blocking of the actors’ movement and placement – widely support the telling of the story?

• A.    By causing a commotion on stage and making the performance difficult to follow

• B.    By establishing the relationships between characters and drawing attention to important moments of conflict or emotion

• C.   By diverting the audience’s attention from the dialogue

• D.   By stopping the actors from moving too fast

How may the combining of sound, lighting and visual elements, including customes enhanced the telling of a story in theater?

• A.    They work separately and do not affect the plot

• B.    Only as a means of distraction away from the character

• C.   They evoke an individual atmosphere, which supports the emotional events, themes and action of the play

• D.   They are the ways for adding an aesthetical appeal which does not take into consideration a plot

What is the role of folk dances in portraying cultural identity in a province?

• A.    They are used only in competitions and not in daily life

• B.    They imitate modern dance trends and ignore traditional practices

• C.   They are merely for entertainment without any cultural significance

• D.   They reflect the history, customs, and social values of the community through movement

Why is it important for music, theater, dance and art to reflect the unique cultural identity of a province?

• A.    To create a sense of pride, unity and connection among the community and preserve cultural heritage

• B.    To gain trends worldwide and bring the province to the world in a more  contemporary sense

• C.   To ensure the province can compete internationally

• D.   For easy sales by the artist