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WorksheetsQ1 SPA Theater Arts 8 Summative Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
These are categories of Conflict EXCEPT:
Static
Jumping
Transition
Rising
These are the ways of resolving a conflict EXCEPT:
Victory or Defeat
Static
Compromise
Stalemate
What do you call the entities/beings who are involved in the story?
Protagonist
Antagonist
Actor
Character
Who is the lead character of the story?
Protagonist
Antagonist
Supporting
POV characters
It is what the author is trying to say.
Plot
Genre
Theme
Spectacle
The time and place of the play/story.
Genre
Setting
Era
Period
What is the term for the words written and spoken by the character?
Theme
Spectacle
Voice
Dialogue
This is the action and/or storyline of the play.
Plot
Movement
Drive
Direction
It is composed of the visual elements of a play.
Spectacle
Set Design
Lights
Visual Impact
He is known as the “Father of Realism”?
H. Ibsen
F. Amorsolo
H. Smith
X. Borg
This is the essence of the drama.
Story
Conflict
Script
Theme
What category of Conflict is defined as the sudden and abrupt leaps/shifts in a character's reaction/emotion
Rising
Jumping
Static
Transition
A category of Conflict where characters/actors are simply repeating lines & ideas in a round-about manner.
Rising
Jumping
Static
Transition
It is the link between that is affecting a smooth flow from one to the other.
Bridge
Dialogue
Follow through movements
Transition
It is the resolution of the conflict.
Problem Solved
Climax
Denouement
Rising Action
What is the term for the carefully planned disclosure of information?
Confession
Revelation
Exposition
Explanation
Movable cultural heritage like paintings, sculptures, and coins are called:
Tangible
Intangible
Natural
Artifacts
These are examples of an Intangible cultural heritage EXCEPT:
Oral Traditions
Performing Arts
Rituals
Monuments
Banaue Rice Terraces is located in the province of:
Kalinga
Benguet
Mountain Province
Ifugao
The Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park can be found in the center of:
Bohol Sea
Celebes Sea
Sulu Sea
Sibuyan Sea
A way of resolving a conflict where it is unresolved until the very end
Victory
Stalemate
Defeat
Compromise
What dimension of a character describes the status in the society and his relations with other people?
Psychological
Sociological
Physical
Emotional
What is the tool devise to help playwright and actors create and/or prepare for a three-dimensional character whom they know deeply and thoroughly?
Autobiography
Character Description
Character Backstory
Character Biography
It is a general Theatrical conflict where each lines being thrown by the characters has an inner dialogue or "Aside."
Physical Conflict
Verbal Conflict
Hidden Conflict
Spiritual Conflict
What is the term for the interaction of the protagonist and antagonist which is also the essence of drama?
Conflict
Dilemma
Plot
Climax
