Q4MA7 Quiz 1

Puppetry is best described as a form of theater that involves the ________.

• reading of scripts

• use of digital animation

• manipulation of puppets

• singing without props

A puppet is an inanimate object manipulated by a person called a ________.

• director

• actor

• designer

• puppeteer

Puppets made of foam and cloth where the hand is inserted to move the mouth are called ________.

• Hand puppets

• Rod puppets

• String puppets

• Giant puppets

Which type of puppetry allows the puppeteer to perform from above using strings?

• Shadow puppetry

• String puppetry

• Stick puppetry

• Black theater

Which type of puppetry uses animal skin and light behind a white cloth?

• Stick puppetry

• Shadow puppetry

• Rod puppetry

• Hand puppetry

The Japanese puppetry style similar to rod puppetry is known as ________.

• Kabuki

• Noh

• Wayang Kulit

• Bunraku

Why is puppetry considered an important part of performing arts?

• It replaces live actors

• It uses modern technology

• It combines creativity, storytelling, and movement

• It focuses only on entertainment

If a performance requires life-size movements like walking and dancing, which type of puppetry is most appropriate?

• Shadow puppetry

• Giant puppetry

• Stick puppetry

• Hand puppetry

Higantes Festival in Angono, Rizal is an example of ________.

• hand puppetry

• shadow puppetry

• stick puppetry

• giant puppetry

Making a puppet using simple materials mainly helps students develop ________.

• creativity and resourcefulness

• memorization skills

• athletic ability

• mathematical skills