HS 1B Unit 3 Quiz

Who is known as the "Godfather of Sound" in theatre?

• Andrew Lloyd Webber

• Abe Jacob

• Stephen Sondheim

• Lin-Manuel Miranda

What is a key responsibility of a sound designer in theatre?

• Designing costumes

• Directing actors

• Choreographing dance numbers

• Ensuring the audience can hear the dialogue clearly

Which type of microphone is commonly used in theatre to amplify actors' voices?

• Floor mic

• Body mic

• Shotgun mic

• Parabolic mic

What is one way sound creates mood in a theatre production?

• By adding special effects

• By designing the set

• By using background sounds and music to evoke emotions

• By choreographing dance sequences

How do sound effects contribute to the believability of a scene?

• By making the set look more realistic

• By creating shadows on stage

• By adding realistic sounds like door slams and footsteps

• By changing the lighting

What can sounds indicate in a theatrical performance?

• The actors' costumes

• The time and place of the scene

• The director's name

• The size of the stage

What role does the sound crew play in maintaining sound quality during a performance?

• Designing the costumes

• Controlling offstage noise and running the sound board

• Directing the actors

• Painting the set

What is a key component of sound design in film?

• Lighting design

• Set construction

• Costume design

• Sound effects and Foley

What is diegetic sound in film?

• Background music

• Sound outside the film world

• Sound within the film world, such as doors slamming

• None of the above

What is the purpose of a Foley artist in film production?

• Reproducing everyday sounds to enhance realism

• Designing the set

• Directing actors

• Writing the script