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revision on fairy tale 8B 20/10

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

Choose the setting below what would fit into a fairy tale. Choose all answers that are correct.

a)

an enchanted castle

b)

an imaginary forest

c)

a school

d)

a house made of gingerbread and candy

2.

True or False: Fairy tales has both good and bad characters.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Which of the characters below are considered protagonists in the fairy tale? Choose all that apply.

a)

The Queen of Hearts

b)

Captain Hook

c)

Cinderella

d)

Peter Pan

4.

Which of the characters below are considered antagonists in the fairy tale? Choose all that apply.

a)

The Queen of Hearts

b)

Captain Hook

c)

Hansel and Gretel

d)

Big Bad Wolf

5.

Fairies are the only imaginary characters that are in fairy tales.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

The numbers ____ and _____ are often in fairy tales.

a)

3 and 5

b)

5 and 7

c)

3 and 7

d)

5 and 7

7.

What is often granted in fairy tales?

a)

fortunes

b)

good grades

c)

solutions

d)

Wishes

8.

A lesson that can be learned at the end of a fairy tale is called the _______________?

a)

resolution

b)

theme

c)

exposition

d)

point of view

9.

Fairy tales end with what popular phrase?

a)

That's All Folks!!

b)

That's the End.

c)

They all lived happily ever after.

d)

Wahoo! The story is over!!

10.

Pick all the stories below that are considered fairy tales.

a)

Sleeping Beauty

b)

Aladdin

c)

Pinocchio

d)

Alice and Wonderland

11.

What do you call the person who writes plays

a)

Author

b)

Playhard

c)

Playwright

d)

Playwrong

12.

What's the printed copy of a play called?

a)

Novel

b)

Book

c)

Script

d)

Print

13.

A major play is usually divided into

a)

Chapters

b)

Parts

c)

Acts

d)

Multitudes

14.

A small portion of a play is named

a)

Part

b)

Scene

c)

Minute

d)

Petite

15.

An actress is a

a)

Man

b)

Woman

c)

Both

16.

All the performers selected to portray characters is called the

a)

Cast

b)

Actor

c)

Director

d)

People

17.

A Director

a)

cleans the stage

b)

gives directions to lost people

c)

instructs actors on how to portray characters

d)

instructs musicians on how to play their instruments

18.

The building where a play is performed is called a

a)

Building

b)

Stage

c)

Colosseum

d)

Theater

19.

The area which is closest to the audience is called

a)

Backstage

b)

Center stage

c)

Downstage

d)

Stage left/right

20.

The area furthest away from the audience is called

a)

Upstage

b)

Backstage

c)

Center stage

d)

Downstage

21.

Canvas-covered wooden frames used for scenery are called

a)

Visages

b)

Frames

c)

Flats

d)

Figures

22.

Some stage directions which could be yelled by the Director could be

a)

Next, Stop, Get Out

b)

Furthermore, Finally, Regards

c)

Cue, Cut, Exit

d)

Start, Finish

23.

The main storyline is called a

a)

Plot

b)

Device

c)

Red Thread

d)

Verse

24.

The basic idea of the play is called the

a)

Theme

b)

Baseline

c)

Core

d)

Foundation

25.

A conversation between two or more characters is called a

a)

Monologue

b)

Soliloquy

c)

Dialogue

d)

Talk

26.

Actors use these items to help represent characters or tell a story

a)

Light & Shadows

b)

Costumes & Props

c)

Uniforms & Spears

d)

Pictures & Books

27.

This is what it is called when actors make up or perform without preparation

a)

Rehearsal

b)

Performance

c)

Acting

d)

Improvisation

28.

When actors communicate without speaking, using only facial and body gestures it is called

a)

Gesturing

b)

Pantomime

c)

Role-Playing

d)

Spectacle

29.

When actors copy or imitate something very closely it is called

a)

Mimicry

b)

Copying

c)

Similaire Behaviour

d)

Mirror Play

30.

The two types of Greek Drama are

a)

Romance & Action

b)

Fantasy & Realism

c)

Tragedy & Comedy

d)

Better & Worse