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Drama - Props

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A prop master is NOT responsible for

a)

borrowing or building props

b)

buying or renting props

c)

pulling props

d)

all options

2.

When you "pull props" it means

a)

you own them and pull them out of storage.

b)

you have to pull them onto stage.

c)

you need them so you pull them out of other people's hands.

d)

they're broken so you pull them into the garbage.

3.

The book refers to furniture, carpets, and lighting fixtures as

a)

stage props

b)

set props

c)

extra props

d)

unnecessary props

4.

The book refers to paintings, newspapers, and curtains as

a)

decorative props

b)

unnecessary props

c)

cute props

d)

dressings props

5.

Items actors use directly are referred to as

a)

foot props

b)

active props

c)

necessary props

d)

hand props

6.

When taking on the role of prop master you need to make a list of props called a

a)

prop closet

b)

prop plot

c)

prop agenda

d)

list of props

7.

In order to be a successful prop master, you should do research for the time period to ensure your props fit the play.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

For perishable props, you must always use real food/liquids to stay true to the story.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

You should avoid salty foods during performance because

a)

they may cause dry mouth and choking.

b)

they may ruin the actor's concentration.

c)

they will ruin costumes.

d)

salt is gross.

10.

The prop crew is NOT responsible for

a)

acquiring props.

b)

managing props during rehearsal.

c)

managing props during shows.

d)

hiding props from actors.