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World Theatre Day

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
When does using good theatre etiquette begin?
a)
when you feel like it
b)
after you know you like the show
c)
before you arrive
d)
only sometimes
2.
When can I talk during the show?
a)
only in an emergency
b)
when I need to ask for gum
c)
when I feel like it
d)
when someone makes me mad
3.
If I have to talk during an emergency during the show, you should use
a)
a loud yelling voice
b)
a normal talking voice
c)
a singing voice
d)
a whisper
4.
If there is an emergency and you need to leave the theatre, when is a good time to do that?
a)
when the audience is clapping or there's a break in the show
b)
whe the
c)
when it is quiet
d)
after you notice that someone else left
5.
What can you eat in a theatre during a play?
a)
hotdogs
b)
popcorn
c)
gummy bears
d)
nothing
6.
When should you go to the restroom during a show?
a)
when you need to
b)
before the show starts
c)
during a song
d)
when the show starts
7.
When can you clap (applaud) during a show?
a)
whenever you feel like it
b)
at appropriate times
c)
never
d)
once
8.
If you really like the show, at the end of the show you should
a)
stand and clap
b)
whistle
c)
yell and scream
d)
jump up and down
9.
The conversation between two or more characters onstage  
a)
dialogue
b)
improvisation
c)
makeup
d)
mimicry
10.
all articles, except costumes or scenery, used as part of a dramatic production (e.g., pan, suitcase, stuffed animal)  
a)
props
b)
role
c)
scenery
d)
script
11.
a written manuscript containing dialogue and stage directions  
a)
script
b)
sound
c)
storyline
d)
storytelling
12.
What is Downstage?
a)
The part of the stage nearest the audience
b)
The part of the stage farthest from the audience
c)
The part of the stage left of the audience
d)
The area of the stage left of the actor
13.
Acts
a)
The Chapters in a Drama/Play
b)
Show the changes in settings overtime
c)
story told in front of a live audience
d)
tools that are used to bring a scene
14.
Theater
a)
show the changes in settings overtime
b)
what the actors say in a drama
c)
the place where actors perform
d)
the chapters in a drama
15.

What can you where in the theater

a)

Nice clothes respectable

b)

Comfortable jeans and a t—shirt

c)

Flip flops

d)

Anything is fine

16.
Responsible for leading rehearsals, hiring, actors, and the overall vision of a production.
a)
Producer
b)
Makeup Artist
c)
Prop Master
d)
Director
17.

Proper etiquette when sitting in a theater looks like this:

a)

slouched down so that your head is barely visible.

b)

feet up on the seat in front of you.

c)

criss cross applesauce on the chair.

d)

Sit up straight, legs on the floor, but not on the seat in front of you.

18.

Turning point in the action of a play.

a)

Climax

b)

Spectacle

c)

Conflict

d)

Act

19.

Do not take pictures in the theater because

a)

You will not be able to get a good picture without standing.

b)

It is distracting to the performers.

c)

You don't have your phone anyway and who owns a camera?

d)

All of the above.

20.

If you have an emergency

a)

you should stand up and announce the problem.

b)

whisper to your chaperone or teacher what your problem is.

c)

write a note and pass it down the aisle.

d)

just get up.