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Semester 1 Exam Review

Total questions: 81

Worksheet time: 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The image is a good example of which element?
a)
pattern
b)
texture
c)
shape
d)
emphasis
2.
This image is a good example of which element?
*hint- three dimensional
a)
rhythm
b)
contrast
c)
form
d)
shape
3.

This image is a good example of which element?

a)

value

b)

space

c)

emphasis

d)

color

4.

This is an example of

a)

balance

b)

line

c)

shape

d)

form

e)

texture

5.

This is an example of

a)

balance

b)

line

c)

shape

d)

form

e)

texture

6.

Which of these is a representation of a shape?

a)
b)
c)
d)
7.

The white space in this image would be

a)

positive

b)

negative

c)

neutral

8.

Which image is not a good representation of texture?

a)
b)
c)
d)
9.

Which of the shapes below would be considered a geometric shape?

a)
b)
c)
d)
10.

Which art element can you use to refer to the image ?

a)

Value

b)

Colours

c)

Texture

d)

Shades

11.

Which of the following lists all of the elements of art

a)

line, space, perspective, volume, texture, value, color

b)

line, space, shape, volume, texture, hue, color

c)

line, space, shape, form, texture, value, color

12.

In a perspective drawing trees and buildings should appear _________ as they go away from us.

a)

larger

b)

smaller

c)

the same height

13.
Where is the vanishing point located in a one point perspective drawing? 
a)
above the horizon
b)
below the horizon
c)
on the horizon
d)
never on the horizon
14.

This is called

a)

Chiaroscuro

b)

Value Scale

c)

Dark to Light

d)

Color Wheel

15.

In a perspective drawing, the imaginary horizontal line in the distance is called the ________

a)

horizon line

b)

viewpoint line

c)

horizontal line

d)

viewing line

16.

Which art element is used in this image to show depth and distance?

a)

Space

b)

Form

c)

Balance

d)

Distance

17.

This person is the artistic leader of the show. They communicate their interpretation of the script to the design team and performers. They are also responsible for creating the "staging" or "blocking" - how and where the actors move onstage.

a)

Director

b)

Stage Manager

c)

Producer

d)

Lighting Designer

e)

Technical Director

18.

The person who decides where the lighting instruments should go, how they should be colored, and which ones should be on at any particular time.

a)

Props Manager

b)

Set Designer

c)

Lighting Designer

d)

Sound Designer

19.

This person plans and provides the sound effects in the play, including music from existing sources.

a)

Sound Technician

b)

Grip

c)

Lighting Technician

d)

Sound Designer

20.

This person is responsible for creating the look of each character by designing clothes and accessories the actors will wear in performance.

a)

Makeup Designer

b)

Costume Designer

c)

Dresser

d)

Costumer

21.

This person designs the physical surroundings in which the action of the play will take place.

a)

House Manager

b)

Technical Director

c)

Set Designer

d)

Sound Designer

e)

Director

22.

A 3D representation of the set that is built smaller, but proportionate to the actual size of the set.

a)

Set Rendering

b)

Ground Plan

c)

Scale Rendering

d)

3D Front Elevation

e)

Scale Model

23.

A drawing of the stage and set as seen from above

a)

technical drawing

b)

scale elevation

c)

above elevation

d)

section view

e)

ground plan

24.

Select all of the following that would be the responsibility of the set designer

a)

Create a ground plan of the set

b)

Create a scale model of the set

c)

Create working drawings, and a materials list for each set piece

d)

Create front elevation drawings of the set

e)

Create a set rendering

25.

This person oversees a team of carpenters (and sometimes welders) who are responsible for building the set

a)

Scenic Charge Artist

b)

Master Carpenter

c)

Technical Director

d)

Set Designer

26.

This person leads and oversees the painting of the set

a)

Scenic Charge Artist

b)

Master Carpenter

c)

Technical Director

d)

Set Designer

27.

This person oversees the creation of the design of the props - all the pieces that decorate the set and are handled by the actors.

a)

Craftsperson

b)

Set Dresser

c)

Set Designer

d)

Prop Master

28.

The person who decides how to construct the costumes and gives individual costume shop workers their assignments

a)

costume designer

b)

costumer

c)

dresser

d)

wardrobe supervisor

e)

stitcher

29.

This person assists the director during rehearsals, and is the leader of the production once in performance. They make sure everyone is on time, and doing their job as the director intended. During the show they call the cues.

a)

stage manager

b)

house manager

c)

technical director

d)

production manager

30.

Which of the following best describes the job of the fly crew

a)

the crew that is responsible for moving set pieces and props on and off stage during scene changes

b)

the crew in charge of raising and lowering the flies in order to move curtains or scenery in and out during the performance

c)

the crew that is responsible for helping actors with quick costume changes

d)

the crew that checks all of the lighting and sound equipment before the show to make sure it is operating correctly

31.

Select all of the following that would be the responsibility of the costume designer

a)

create a costume plot that lists what each character is wearing in each scene

b)

create costume renderings

c)

take measurements of actors, and hold costume fittings

d)

make patterns, cut the fabric, and sew the costumes

e)

oversee the construction of the costumes, and make sure that they are completed within budget

32.

Select all of the following that would be the responsibility of the lighting designer

a)

meet with the director and other designers to collaborate, discuss, and communicate their design

b)

hang and focus of the lighting instruments

c)

create lighting paperwork including a light plot, cue sheet, & instrument schedule

d)

program and operate the lightboard during the production

e)

choose what type of lighting instruments will be used, and what color the lights should be

33.

This person supervises ushers, hands out programs, opens the house doors and communicates with the stage manager during show.

a)

Technical Director

b)

Business Manager

c)

House Manager

d)

Producer

34.
This person is responsible for ensuring that the audience has a safe, relaxed and pleasant experience in the venue. 
a)
Run Crew
b)
Director
c)
House Manager
d)
Conductor
35.

The person who supervises the installation and engineering of the physical production of a show. This person coordinates all the technical elements, such as scenery, lighting, sound, wardrobe, props, and video, between each of department and a show's designers.

a)

Stage Manager

b)

House Manager

c)

Technical Director

d)

Costume Designer

36.

The person who is responsible for the overall financial and managerial functions of a production, raises or provides financial backing, and hires personnel for creative positions

a)

Director

b)

Tech/Stage Crew

c)

Actress

d)

Producer

e)

Stage Manager

37.

Responsible for moving scenery and the placement of props during the show

a)

Run Crew

b)

Prop Master

c)

Director

d)

Producer

38.

A writer who specializes in telling stories for the stage

a)

Director

b)

Dramaturg

c)

Producer

d)

Playwright

e)

Lyricist

39.

A drawing of the stage and set as seen from above

a)

technical drawing

b)

scale elevation

c)

above elevation

d)

section view

e)

ground plan

40.

A 3D representation of the set that is built smaller, but proportionate to the actual size of the set.

a)

Set Rendering

b)

Ground Plan

c)

Scale Rendering

d)

3D Front Elevation

e)

Scale Model

41.

A ________ is an illustration or painting that shows how the set will look on stage

a)

Set rendering

b)

Scale model

c)

Set elevation

d)

Technical drawing

e)

Working drawing

42.

The person who is responsible for ensuring that the lighting equipment is hung, focused, and run according to written and verbal instructions from the lighting designer

a)

lightboard operator

b)

master electrician

c)

lighting designer

d)

electrical crew head

43.

The person who leads a team of audio technicians to install the sound equipment

a)

sound designer

b)

sound engineer

c)

A1-Head audio mixer

d)

Sound electrician

44.

Where are the lights and sound typically controlled for a production?

a)

The Wings

b)

Backstage

c)

The Fly System

d)

The Booth

45.

Where does the audience sit?

a)

The House

b)

The Wings

c)

The Apron

d)

The Pit

46.

House directions are from whose perspective?

a)

The Musicians

b)

The Designer

c)

The Actor

d)

The Audience

47.

#5 on the drawing is called...

a)

The Pit

b)

The Apron

c)

The Wings

d)

The House

48.

What do we call the area in which the orchestra plays?

a)

The Pit

b)

The Apron

c)

The Wings

d)

The House

49.

What is the frame around the stage?

a)

Cyclorama

b)

Legs

c)

Proscenium

d)

Traveler

50.

Where is the actor?

a)

Upstage center

b)

Downstage center

51.

Where did the actor move?

a)

Upstage

b)

Downstage

52.

Where is the actor?

a)

Center stage right

b)

Center stage left

53.

Where is the actor?

a)

Downstage left

b)

Downstage right

54.

What part of the stage is the blue arrow pointing to?

a)

Apron

b)

Proscenium Arch

c)

House

d)

Wings

55.

What areas are circled in yellow on the diagram?

a)

House

b)

Wings

c)

Apron

d)

Border

56.

what type of stage is this?

a)

Thrust

b)

Procenium

c)

Arena

d)

Flexable

57.

What is the "Fourth wall"?

a)

A wall that is built by the set crew

b)

An invisible barrier between the audience and stage

c)

A wall painted black in the BlackBox Theatre

58.

What is the name of the curtain that hangs just upstage of the proscenium arch and is used to close the acting area from the audience’s view

a)

midstage traveler

b)

border

c)

apron curtain

d)

grand drape

59.

Number 2 in the image is pointing to a

a)

border

b)

traveler

c)

tab

d)

leg

e)

wing

60.

The tall narrow curtain in the image which is used to mask the wings is called

a)

a border

b)

a leg

c)

a traveler

d)

a cyc

61.

The white curtain that hangs furthest upstage which can be lit to reflect any color is called _________

a)

the grand drape

b)

the upstage traveler

c)

the cyc

d)

the screen

62.

#5 in the image, the black curtain that hangs on the sides of the stage perpendicular to the proscenium, and is used as additional masking for the wings is called a(n)

a)

border

b)

traveler

c)

tab

d)

arm

e)

tormenter

63.

A curtain on a track that opens or closes horizontally is called a

a)

traveling curtain

b)

flying curtain

c)

line curtain

d)

mover

64.

The black curtain that hangs furthest upstage and hides the back wall of the stage is called the

a)

back black

b)

grand drape

c)

cyc

d)

midstage traveler

65.

A curtain that is painted or constructed in a manner that makes it a part of the scenic environment is called a

a)

backdrop

b)

cyc

c)

tab

d)

flat

e)

mural

66.

Which Area on the stage is the Star in?

(LOOK AT WHERE THE AUDIENCE IS & MAKE SURE YOUR LEFT AND RIGHT ARE CORRECT)

a)

Upstage Left

b)

Stage Right

c)

Center Stage

d)

DownStage Left

67.

What type of stage is this?

a)

Procenium

b)

Thrust

c)

Arena

d)

Flexible

68.
a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Thrust Stage

c)

Arena Stage

d)

Flexible Stage

69.

On a counterweight system, the metal cage where the operators put the counterweights to balance the weight of the scenery is called the ___________

a)

Locking rail

b)

Arbor

c)

Head block

d)

Pipe batten

70.

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

c)

ARBOR

d)

GRID

71.

Metal pipes that hang over the stage used for flying scenery and lighting instruments

a)

BATTEN

b)

COUNTERWEIGHT

c)

ARBOR

d)

GRID

72.
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.

73.

To move a curtain up or down is called

a)

traveling

b)

flying

c)

swinging

74.

The type of rigging where battens are hung from the ceiling in a fixed position (can not be moved up or down) is called

a)

dead hung rigging

b)

counterweight rigging

c)

motorized rigging

d)

hemp rigging

75.

What is the difference between a batten and an electric?

a)

A batten is only found on a counterweight system and an electric is only on a dead hung system

b)

An electric is wired with connections for lighting instruments and a batten is just a pipe

c)

A batten is wired for lighting instruments but doesn’t hold them

d)

An electric can hold more weight than a batten

76.

If the locking ring is removed, and the handle of the rope lock is out, then the lineset is

a)

locked

b)

unlocked

77.

What is the appropriate response to an operator's "heads up" from anyone standing in the vicinity of the stage?

a)

acknowledge their call by responding "thank you heads up!" and move out of the way of the batten they are about to move

b)

move out of the way and yell out "clear"

c)

look up to make sure you are not about to get hit, and continue whatever you were doing.

d)

yell out "move! move!"

78.

Before flying a lineset in or out, the operator should call a warning to the stage by saying:

a)

"HEADS UP!" followed by what they are about to fly, and whether it is flying in and out.

b)

"CLEAR!" followed by what they are about to fly, and whether it is flying in and out.

c)

"MOVE!" followed by what they are about to fly, and whether it is flying in and out.

d)

"WATCH OUT!" followed by what they are about to fly, and whether it is flying in and out.

79.

What is the actual length of the line measured by the Architect scale?

a)

19' - 9"

b)

18.5 feet

c)

55' - 9"

d)

55.66 feet

80.

How many inches are in 1 foot?

a)

14 inches

b)

16 inches

c)

12 inches

d)

12 feet

81.

Measure the line using the 1/4" scale. What is the measurement in feet?

a)

16 feet

b)

15 feet

c)

30 feet

d)

14 feet