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Intro to Theatre 3rd 9 Week Final Review

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The "seeing" place in Ancient Greek Theatre Structure.

a)

Theatre

b)

Theatron

c)

Telecommunication

d)

Tetris

2.

Person who writes plays.

a)

Actor

b)

Director

c)

Playwright

d)

Cue

3.

Person who brings life to a character.

a)

Actor

b)

Director

c)

Playwright

d)

Cue

4.

The art of writing, acting, and producing plays.

a)

Actor

b)

Director

c)

Playwright

d)

Theatre

5.

To signal or trigger an action.

a)

Theatre

b)

Director

c)

Cue

d)

Playwright

6.

The Greek word for "action" that adds conflict to a story.

a)

Theatre

b)

Drama

c)

Actor

d)

Playwright

7.

Earliest form of Theatre - thought to have started by re-enacting the hunt.

a)

Primitive Theatre

b)

Renaissance

c)

Kabuki

d)

Greek

8.

A religious leader of primitive tribe who oversaw the rituals.

a)

Dancer

b)

Actor

c)

Shaman

9.

What could have been the first costumes worn by primitive tribesmen while re-enacting the hunt.

a)

Silk pajamas

b)

Plants and shrubs

c)

Animal skins

d)

Flowers

10.

Something that is done the exact same way over and over.

a)

Ritual

b)

Habit

c)

Homework

d)

Reflex

11.

Choose all that apply to Greek society in 400BCE

a)

Citizenship Criteria: male - 18 years an older

b)

Women of Athens had the same rights as men.

c)

Spartan women could own land and were expected to be educated

d)

Competition was NOT important in Ancient Greece

e)

Religious rituals were to many gods or polytheistic

12.

Storytelling was important to Ancient Greece people. How did stories get told in Ancient Greek times?

a)

Vase paintings and storytellers going town to town

b)

Movies and Newspapers

c)

Hardbound books

d)

Graphic novels

13.

This is the Greek word for "contest"

a)

Age

b)

Argos

c)

Agon

d)

Agamemnon

14.

Who is Dionysus?

a)

The god of war

b)

The god of love

c)

The god of rebirth

d)

The god of McNuggets

15.

How many days would the Festival of Dionysus last?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8

16.

The Festival of Dionysus was held in what season?

a)

Spring

b)

Summer

c)

Fall

d)

Winter

17.

The Festival of Dionysus combined music, dance, community and ______________.

a)

Theatre/plays

b)

Political elections

c)

Marriages

d)

Citizenship ceremonies

18.

This person is credited with being the first "Actor"

a)

Nemisis

b)

Tiberious

c)

Tony

d)

Thespis

19.

Ancient Greek Theatre were very large open-aired structures that took advantage of sloping hillsides for seating. True or False

a)

True

b)

False

20.

This was known as the "dancing" place in ancient Greek Theatre and is still used in modern theatre - though it now has slightly different use.

a)

Arcade

b)

Parados

c)

Theatron

d)

Orkhestra

21.

The "thymele" was an altar in the orkhestra dedicated to which god.

a)

Diptheria

b)

Dionysus

c)

Donkey Kong

d)

Demeter

22.

This structure of Greek Theatre is closely related to "scenery" in modern theatre. It is where the actors would change masks, or costumes during a performance.

a)

Theatron

b)

Parados

c)

Thymele

d)

Skene

23.

Theatres in Ancient Greece were built near religious places and healing centers because theatre was thought to do what?

a)

Heal sickness

b)

Help the powerful

c)

Marry people

d)

Bring good luck

24.

Theatre was important in ancient greek times. So much so, that the Festival of Dionysus was the most important event of the time and attending was considered a _____ duty.

a)

Certain

b)

Civic

c)

Contagious

d)

Contemporary

25.

What are the three genres of Greed dramas.

a)

Thymele, Parados, Skene

b)

Antigone, Iliad, Oedipus

c)

Satyr, Tragedy, Comedy

d)

Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides