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Quiz #4: Ch 5-8

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The term ____________ is often used to indicate scenery made from fabric, as opposed to wood and steel.

a)

Soft Goods

b)

Software

c)

Frabrica

d)

Fabgoods

2.

The terms "curtains" and ______________ are used interchangeably.

a)

drapes

b)

drops

c)

scenic art

d)

muslin

3.

Drapes are usually made from and opulent fabric like _____________.

a)

Velour

b)

Muslin

c)

Wicker

d)

Polyester

4.

____________ are painted or printed backgrounds usually rendered on scenic muslin and are essentially large paintings.

a)

Drops

b)

Drapes

c)

Curtains

d)

Borders

5.

________ is a term used to identify curtains that block the audience view from the backstage area.

a)

Masking

b)

Basking

c)

Hiding

d)

Wings

6.

Curtains that mask the overhead space of a stage are called ____________.

a)

borders

b)

legs

c)

cyclorama

d)

scrim

7.

____________ mask the offstage space or wings. They are tall, but usually not very wide.

a)

Legs

b)

Borders

c)

Cyclorama

d)

Scrim

8.
a)

The item labeled "G" is a MAIN VALANCE.

b)

The item labeled "G" is a LEG.

c)

The item labeled "G" is a BORDER.

d)

The item labeled "G" is a TAB.

9.
a)

The item labeled "H" is a GRAND DRAPE (MAIN CURTAIN).

b)

The item labeled "H" is a LEG.

c)

The item labeled "H" is a TAB.

d)

The item labeled "H" is a CYCLORAMA.

10.
a)

This type of curtain is called an AUSTRIAN.

b)

This type of curtain is called a TRAVELER.

c)

This type of curtain is called a GUILLOTINE.

d)

This type of curtain is called a TAB.

11.
a)

This type of curtain is called an AUSTRIAN.

b)

This type of curtain is called a TRAVELER.

c)

This type of curtain is called a GUILLOTINE.

d)

This type of curtain is called a TAB.

12.

In a counterweight system, a pipe, tube, or other structural shape that is used to support scenery, curtains, lighting, and other scenic elements in theatre.

a)

BATTEN

b)

COUNTERWEIGHT

c)

ARBOR

d)

GRID

13.

In a counterweight system, a weight used to balance the load on a line that is being raised, lowered, or held in position.

a)

BATTEN

b)

COUNTERWEIGHT/

BRICK

c)

ARBOR

d)

GRID

14.

In a counterweight system, an open framework of steel located under the roof for the support of stage rigging equipment.

a)

BATTEN

b)

COUNTERWEIGHT/

BRICK

c)

ARBOR

d)

GRID

15.

In a counterweight system, installed between arbor rods and sits between weights to keep the rods from spreading during rapid travel or impact preventing the weights from falling out of the arbor.

a)

Spreader Plates

b)

Pipe Weight

c)

Purchase Line/

Hand Line

d)

Rope Lock

16.

In a counterweight system, the weights left on the arbor (usually painted red or yellow) to balance the batten is called...

a)

Spreader Plates

b)

Pipe Weight

c)

Purchase Line/

Hand Line

d)

Rope Lock

17.

In a counterweight system, typically a 3/4" diameter manila or synthetic rope that is reeved in an endless loop and tied off at the top and bottom of the arbor.

a)

Spreader Plates

b)

Pipe Weight

c)

Purchase Line/

Hand Line

d)

Rope Lock

18.

In a counterweight system, a device used to position/hold a balanced counterweight set at a required location in the fly loft (usually designed to hold an out-of-balance load of up to 50 pounds).

a)

Spreader Plates

b)

Pipe Weight

c)

Purchase Line/

Hand Line

d)

Rope Lock

19.

In a counterweight system, galvanized specialty cord used to support the batten at intervals approximately ten feet on center.

a)

Lift Lines

b)

Run-Away

c)

Working Load Limit

d)

Attention On Deck

20.

In a counterweight system, the maximum recommended capacity of a system or component during normal operating conditions.

a)

Lift Lines

b)

Run-Away

c)

Working Load Limit

d)

Attention On Deck

21.

Phrase yelled to get everyone's attention in the stage area.

a)

Lift Lines

b)

Run-Away

c)

Working Load Limit

d)

Attention On Deck

22.
a)

Curtain Track (Box Type)

b)

Tension Floor Pulley

c)

Splicing Clamp

d)

Lap Clamp

23.
a)

Double Locking Carabiner

b)

Pear Ring

c)

Shackle

d)

Turnbuckle

24.
a)

Double Locking Carabiner

b)

Pear Ring

c)

Shackle

d)

Turnbuckle

25.

Soft goods are traditionally stored in large _________________.

a)

Laundry Hampers

b)

Laundry Bags

c)

Plastic Bags

d)

Cardboard Boxes

26.

An eyelet placed in a hole in a sheet or panel to protect or insulate a rope or cable passed through it or to prevent the sheet or panel from being torn.

a)

grommet

b)

tab

c)

webbing

d)

selvage edge

27.

Click on the picture of a

CLOVE HITCH

a)
b)
c)
d)
28.

Click on the picture of a

BOWLINE

a)
b)
c)
d)
29.

Natural Fiber ropes are made of...

a)

Hemp

b)

Polyethylene

c)

Nylon

d)

Polypropylene

30.

Synthetic Fiber ropes are made of...

a)

Nylon

b)

Hemp

c)

Manilla

d)

Cotton

31.

There are two main types of theatre rigging systems. The first and oldest type is known as the hemp system, and a second, newer type is known as a __________________ system.

a)

counterweight

b)

flushweight

c)

evenweight

d)

heavyweight

32.

Setting a ____________ means to adjust a piece to its proper location and then mark that spot so that it can easily be found again.

a)

Trim

b)

dead hung

c)

line set

d)

sheave

33.

A curtain that has been tied off in one position and cannot be easily moved is said to be _________________.

a)

Trim

b)

dead hung

c)

lineset

d)

sheave

34.

The various parts associated with one of the rigging pipes over the stage are collectively known as a _________________.

a)

Trim

b)

dead hung

c)

lineset

d)

sheave

35.

In a hemp house, ________________ are used to balance out the weight of the battens and the loads on them.

a)

sand bags

b)

stage weights

c)

electric motors

d)

winches

36.

In a counterweight system, a carriage designed to house the counterweights/bricks so that the amount of counterbalance can be varied proportional to the load imposed on the pipe batten.

a)

BATTEN

b)

COUNTERWEIGHT/

BRICK

c)

ARBOR

d)

GRID

37.

The very top level of a counterbalance fly system where the weights are loaded on to the arbors.

a)

Loading Gallery/Rail

b)

Locking Gallery/Rail

c)

Fly Pit

d)

Fly Booth

38.

The mid or ground level of a counterbalance fly system where the rope locks are located and the line sets are operated.

a)

Loading Gallery/Rail

b)

Locking Gallery/Rail

c)

Fly Pit

d)

Fly Booth

39.

A sling that has a wire rope core, used for hanging trush and motors.

a)

Gacflex

b)

Spanset

c)

Spanflex

d)

Gacset

40.

A sling with a nylon fabric core, used for strain relief and cable picks. This sling should NEVER be used to hang truss without a steel safety!

a)

Gacflex

b)

Spanset

c)

Spanflex

d)

Gacset

41.

________________ or S.T.A.C. chain is used to make smaller adjustments to positioning.

a)

Deck Chain

b)

Platform Chain

c)

Hoist Chain

d)

Motor Chain

42.

___________________ can be used in place of steel basketing the beam.

a)

Beam clamps

b)

Truss picks

c)

Airwall Hangers

d)

Tent Clamps

43.

___________________ can be an alternative to gacflex wrapping the truss.

a)

Beam clamps

b)

Truss picks

c)

Airwall Hangers

d)

Tent Clamps

44.

___________________ are used to hang equipment in the tracks the walls move through in ballrooms.

a)

Beam clamps

b)

Truss picks

c)

Airwall Hangers

d)

Tent Clamps

45.

___________________ are used to hang small motor's chains on the beams in the bigger event tents.

a)

Beam clamps

b)

Truss picks

c)

Airwall Hangers

d)

Tent Clamps

46.

Chain motors are rated by how much weight they can lift. The ____________ is by far the most common for entertainment purposes.

a)

half ton

b)

one ton

c)

two ton

d)

quarter ton

47.

Any vertical pipe used to hang lights.

a)

Boom

b)

Rail

c)

Box

d)

Batten

48.

What is the actual dimension of a 2X4 piece of lumber?

a)

2" x 4"

b)

1.75" x 3.75"

c)

1.5" x 3.5"

d)

1.25" x 3.25"

49.

What is the actual dimension of a 1X4 piece of lumber?

a)

1" x 4"

b)

.75" x 3.5"

c)

.5" x 3.75"

d)

.25" x 3.25"

50.

Click on the picture of a

TRUCKER'S HITCH

a)
b)
c)
d)