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WorksheetsTheatre 1-2 Spring Midterm (2019)
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
What does synchronized mean?
occurring in the same place
occurring one right after the other
occurring at the same time
occurring on top of something
Match the mouth shape to its presumed letter sounds
W, R
O
L, N
T, S
Match the mouth shape to its presumed letter soundsA
A
L, N
E
M, B, P
Match the mouth shape to its presumed letter sounds
L,N
M,B,P
Q,U
T,S
Match the mouth shape to its presumed letter sounds
O
U
A
E
Which dance step is pictured here?
basic box step
jazz box step
chasse
grapevine
Which dance step is pictured here?
basic box step
jazz box step
chasse
grapevine
Which of the following is not part of the given circumstances one must create for an open scene?
Moment before
Description of character
Title of the scene
Relationship between characters
Where do given circumstances come from?
A full length play
One's imagination
They are listed in the instructions
From the teacher's lecture
Which of the following technical elements was NOT an option on your district PBA?
prop
set
lighting
costume
Which of the following best defines the physical element known as gesture?
The planned movement of an actor within the performing area.
The use of the actor’s facial features to communicate underlying emotions.
An expressive and planned movement of the body or limbs.
The speed at which actors move, key words fast/slow.
This face is expressing what emotion?
happy
sad
scared
nuetral
This most appropriate gesture for the line "I don't know" would be:
Place one hand, fingers folded in, on the left hip, lean body towards the right, hold out right arm straight at shoulder height, make right hand into fist with the thumb sticking out.
Stand up tall, place both arms straight out, hands have fingers fully extended with palms facing down
Hold up their arm at a 90 angle, make a fist, and pull it down to their side quickly keeping the 90 bend of elbow
Pull both shoulders up towards ears, keep elbows in but bend them to bring hands up to shoulder level, palms up
Who is ultimately held responsible for the success or failure of the production?
The Producer
The Director
The Prompter
The Technical Director
The Stage Manager
What is the difference between an open and closed audition?
An open audition is available to anyone, but a closed audition is invite-only.
An open audition has no set genders for characters, but a closed audition will keep the scripted genders.
An open audition is in front of everyone, but a closed audition is just he casting directors.
An open audition are the initial auditions, but the closed auditions are the callbacks.
Type of audition where actors are given a scene or song upon arrival and must make choices on the spot.
prepared
cold
improv
open
What is usually the reason for callback auditions?
To schedule people who missed the first round of auditions.
To play improv with the candidates
To assess the chemistry between your top cast options
To consider who would make good crew members
These rehearsals are when all the technical elements are brought together and the show is run like it would be in a performance.
polishing
technical
dress
working
These rehearsals are when the other elements are added in such as scene changes and lighting cues.
polishing
technical
dress
working
These rehearsals take place while sitting around a table, everyone from tech and cast attends these initial rehearsals where the script is spoken (either by the director or actors).
reading
blocking
polishing
working
The written or recorded communication directed at members of the news media to announce something ostensibly newsworthy
Press Photo
Press Release
Innovative Publicity
Copies of the script
