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WorksheetsYear 7 Test
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What stage position is # 1?
a)
Upstage Right
b)
Upstage Left
c)
Down Stage Right
d)
Down Stage Left
2.
What stage position is # 7?
a)
Down Stage Left
b)
Upstage Left
c)
Down Stage Right
d)
Upstage Left
3.
What stage position is # 9?
a)
Upstage Right
b)
Upstage Left
c)
Downstage Right
d)
Downstage Left
4.
What do you need to do to create a successful still image?
a)
Face the audience, use levels, use facial expressions, speak your lines and keep your eyes focused.
b)
Face the audience, use levels, use facial expressions, use movements to show what is happening, and keep your eyes focused.
c)
Face the audience, use levels, use facial expressions, use gestures, be completely still but move your eyes around.
d)
Face the audience, use levels, use facial expressions, use gestures, be completely still including your eyes.
5.
What is a still image?
a)
Where the action in a play is brought to life.
b)
Where the action in a play or scene is frozen.
c)
A scene where characters say their thoughts.
6.
A still image should be used to...
a)
Show all moments from within a story.
b)
Show the most important moments from a story/ piece.
7.
We use Thought Tracking to ...........(tick incorrect answer)
a)
Help the audience understand what the characters are doing
b)
Show how the people have been affected by the situation
c)
Give the audience more information
d)
Ask the audience their opinion on what just happened
8.
What is this type of staging called?
a)
Thrust
b)
Proscenium Arch
c)
In the Round
d)
Traverse
9.
What is this type of staging called?
a)
In the Round
b)
Proscenium Arch
c)
Traverse
d)
Thrust
10.
In Drama we can use a Flashback to:
a)
Tell the audience what will happen after the scene
b)
Tell the audience what has happened before the scene
c)
Move backwards in time at double the speed
d)
Move forwards in time at double the speed
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