WorksheetsTheatre Arts
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Dancing without choreography.
Break it Down
Groove
Freestyle
Isolation
What are the 5 elements of Dance?
song, beat, rhythm, time, dance partner
Body, Dance, Soul, Spirit, Time
Body, Energy, Time, Space, Music
Body, Energy, Time, Action, Space
In dance what does it mean to be in parallel?
In Dance, which image correctly reflects "turn-out"
The regular recurrence or alteration of elements or features such as sounds beats and patterns.
Dance
Movement
Rhythm
Theme
These are traditional dances handed down generation to generation to showcase peoples way of life, culture, customs, and traditions.
Creative Dances
Folk Dances
Recreational Dances
Social Dances
It is the most technical among all dances and considered the highest form of dance.
Ballet
Breakdance
Classical Dances
Hip-hop
What is this position?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
When kicking a football, _____________________ joint is one of the main movements required.
Extension at the elbow
Extension at the Knee
Abduction at the hip
Circumduction at the hip
What is moving a limb away from the midline of the body along the frontal plane called?
abduction
adduction
flexion
extension
The movement "adduction" involves:
A decrease in the joint angle
An increase in the joint angle
Taking the body part away from the midline of the body
Taking the body part towards the midline of the body
Which movements can be performed at a hinge joint?
Abduction
Adduction
Flexion
Extension
Rotation
Which of the following is not a body type?
ectomorph
mesomorph
hectomorph
endomorph
Ectomorph body type is which of the following?
lightbuild with small joints and lean muscle.
largebone structure and naturally athletic physique
usually of a shorter build with thick arms and legs
mesomorph body type is which of the following?
a light build with small joints and lean muscle
solid and generally soft
large muscles and a naturally athletic physique
Endomorph Body type is which of the following?
solid and generally soft
light build with small joints and lean muscle
large muscles and a naturally athletic physique
Most people have combinations of traits from each body type.
True
False
Can gain both fat and muscle easily
Endomorphs
Mesomorph
Ectomorphs
Ectomorphs have a difficult time putting on muscle mass
True
False
They can eat whatever they want and not gain weight.
Mesomorph
Ectomorphs
Endomorph
You don't need a perfect body to have a good body image
True
False
Movement dynamics are...
Dance steps
Vitamins for more energy
Ways we can change movement
If we change how fast we are doing a movement, we are changing which movement dynamic?
Size
Speed
Tension
Level
If we change how big a movement is, we are changing which movement dynamic?
Size
Speed
Weight
Direction
If we change how tight or loose our muscles are when we move, we are changing which movement dynamic?
Direction
Speed
Level
Tension
If you are acting the role of a secret agent SLOWLY CRAWLING across a room, which TWO movement dynamics are you using?
Sneaking and making no noise
Speed and level
Scared and cautious
Weight and size
If you are acting the role of a Sumo wrestler and you walk with large, heavy steps, which two movement dynamics are you using?
Speed and Direction
Level and size
Size and weight
Strong and confident
If you are acting the role of someone who has been lost in the desert and your movements are slow and loose, which two movement dynamics are you using?
Speed and tension
Tired and hot
Level and direction
Scared and confused
If your director asks you to walk very quickly and tightly to show that you are scared of the other character, which two movement dynamics are you using?
Size and weight
Fear and surprise
Speed and tension
Tension and level
A movement which swings to and from its point of anchor.
Stillness
Vibratory
Sustained
Swinging
A release of tension in any body part causing it to give in to gravity and collapse.
Stillness
Collapsing
Suspended
Percussive
The moment in time when energy has depleted. The movement seems to ‘hold’ for a moment, such as the high point of a jump.
Suspended
Sustained
Swinging
Vibratory
Sharp & aggressive movement which applies energy with sudden force.
Stillness
Vibratory
Percussive
Suspended
Smooth and even movement. The result of a steady equalised release of energy that excludes accent or a sudden ending.
Sustained
Percussive
Stillness
Collapsing
Energy is used in quick, brief and intermittent spurts.
Collapsing
Stillness
Percussive
Vibratory
A person in a theatre that checks the tickets and sells programmes.
dramatist
actor
usher
director
A kind of a platform in a theatre on which actors perform.
stage
stalls
orchestra pit
circle
The place in front of a theatre stage where musicians sit and play.
box office
opera glasses
chorus singer
orchestra pit
People that come to a theatre to watch the performance.
entertainment
audience
applaud
musicians
Who is considered the director's "second in command"?
House Manager
Producer
Stage Manager
Stage Crew
Who is responsible for selecting the cast for a show?
Director
Producer
Stage Manager
Technical Director
Who moves the set on and off the stage?
Stage Manager
The cast
Lighting crew
Stage crew
Who creates the lighting plot for a show?
Electrician
Lighting Operator
Director
Lighting Designer
Who keeps the prompt book for a production?
Producer
Stage Manager
Director
Playwright
Who does the drawing plans for the set?
Carpenter
Set Designer
Director
Stage Crew
