SPEECH 9 (3RD QUARTER)

What is one benefit of using audio resources in a play?

• They help actors remember their lines

• They enhance emotional impact and realism

• They replace the need for actors

• They distract the audience

How do sound effects contribute to a play?

• They help create mood and atmosphere

• They make the play less immersive

• They make actors speak louder

• They are only used in musicals

Why should sound effects not overpower the dialogue?

• So the audience can focus on the visual effects

• To prevent distractions for the audience

• So the audience can clearly hear the actors' lines

• To make the play sound louder

Which of the following is NOT a type of audio resource?

• Digital recordings

• Visual animations

• Live sound effects

• Pre-recorded sound effects

What is an example of a pre-recorded sound effect?

• A downloaded MP3 of thunder

• An actor stomping on the stage to mimic footsteps

• An actor clapping their hands to create a sound

• A performer using a microphone

Which type of sound effect is performed during the play?

• Pre-recorded sound effects

• Live sound effects

• Digital recordings

• Background music

Which of the following is a commonly used sound effect in plays?

• Knocking on doors

• Flashing lights

• Costume changes

• Set design

What sound effect would best indicate a church scene?

• Tolling church bells

• Lapping waves

• Crowing roosters

• Wind blowing

A scene featuring a ship at sea might include which sound effect?

• Breaking glass

• Lapping waves

• Knocking on doors

• Crashing objects

What is an important factor when using sound effects in a play?

• They should sound artificial

• They should sound natural

• They should be louder than the dialogue

• They should play continuously