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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which part of the stage is the closest to the audience?
Upstage
Downstage
Centerstage
Backstage
Which is the part of the stage that is farthest from the audience?
Upstage
Downstage
Centerstage
Backstage
An area of a stage in front of the curtain.
Upstage
Downstage
Apron
Orchestra pit
This type of theater stage has an extended part of the main stage surrounded by the audience. Which is it?
Proscenium Stage
Thrust Stage
Arena Stage
Flexible Stage
Which type of stage puts major restrictions on the amount and kind of visual spectacle that can be provided for a performance to prevent blocking the audience?
Proscenium Stage
Thrust Stage
Arena Stage
Flexible Stage
This stage is separated from the house by a wall with a large arched opening that allows the audience to see through from the house to the stage as if looking through a frame at a large moving picture. Which is it?
Proscenium Stage
Thrust Stage
Arena Stage
Flexible Stage
Generally, this term refers to the parts of the stage not visible to the audience. Which is it?
Backstage
Onstage
Offstage
Greenroom
Which generally refers to the parts of the theater intended for audience use?
Stage
Lobby
Aisles
House
This part of the stage allows the actors to stay for a brief period of time, hidden from the audience's sight, while waiting for their next appearance. Which is it?
Offstage
Backstage
Greenroom
Dressing Room
Which part of the stage is where actors can stay for a longer period of time until their next appearance?
Offstage
Backstage
Greenroom
Dressing room
Which refers to the play's printed text, also known as the script?
Theater
Drama
Play
Show
Which refers to the actual play production as a whole?
Theater
Script
Drama
Stage Direction
What does the idiom "Strut your stuff" mean?
to be prepared to do something at the most appropriate moment
to be the most popular or the best part of a show
to make someone feel very frightened or excited
to behave confidently and in a way that shows off your talents
What does the idiom "curtain call" mean?
an appearance by a performer in response to the applause of the audience
something that prevents a show or a performance from continuing
in the public eye
good luck
What does "Chew the scenery" mean?
to urge someone to get started on something
to take charge of an event or activity
to overact
to be the most popular or the best part of a show
