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Styles of Stages and Stage Geography Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the most common style of stage? (The style we have in our auditorium and that is found in Centennial Theatre at Bishop's University.)

a)

Proscenium Arch

b)

Proper Arch

c)

Thrust

d)

Big Arch

2.

When Proscenium Arch stages were first built hundreds of years ago, they had raked flooring. What does that mean?

a)

The floor was built on an angle to allow all audiences member to see what was happening.

b)

A stage hand raked the floor before and after every show.

c)

There was a rake on the stage.

3.

In our auditorium, the apron is...

a)

Temporary

b)

Permanent

4.

At Centennial Theatre, the apron is....

a)

Temporary and movable

b)

Temporary and static

c)

Permanent and movable

d)

Permanent and static

5.

How many levels can the Centennial Theatre apron access?

a)

4

b)

3

c)

2

d)

1

6.

Proscenium Arch stages have fly systems to hold curtains and lights. At Galt, there are 6 metal poles that can be move mechanically in order to access the lights and curtains. How many poles hang above the Centennial Theatre stage, and how do most of them move?

a)

17, man power

b)

44, man power

c)

20, mechanically

d)

44, mechanically

7.

The part of the stage called the Apron is...

a)

Everything past the proscenium arch

b)

The actor who wears an apron

c)

The side of the stage

8.

What is the biggest difference between the Proscenium Arch stage and the Thrust stage?

a)

The apron "thrusts" out into the audience

b)

The audience sits on 3 sides of the stage

c)

You can use larger sets and create a closer relationship with the audience

d)

All of the above

9.

What is the most difficult style of stage to perform on?

a)

Thrust

b)

Theatre in the round

c)

Proscenium Arch

d)

Arena

10.

How many sides of the stage does the audience sit on in a theatre in the round performance?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

11.

Where do actors enter and exit the stage in theatre in the round?

a)

From the ceiling

b)

Through the aisles that the audience uses to get to their seat

c)

From backstage

12.

What kind of performance might you watch in an Arena Theatre?

a)

All of the above

b)

Circus

c)

Concert

d)

Sports Event

13.

What style of theatre is our classroom inspired by?

a)

Arena Theatre

b)

Thrust Stage

c)

Open Air Theatre

d)

Black Box Theatre

14.

How is the lighting system different in a Black Box Theatre as opposed to a Proscenium Arch Stage?

a)

Black Box has a grid over the stage that can be walked on instead of a fly system

b)

There are fewer lights in a Black Box Theatre

c)

There are no lights in a Black Box Theatre

d)

The lighting system in a Black Box Theatre only has 6 poles

15.

What was the name of the Open Air Theatre that Ms. Sylvester visited in London, England?

a)

The Globe

b)

The World

c)

The Rose

d)

The Theatre

16.

What very famous playwright had several plays debuted at the Globe Theatre?

a)

Tennessee Williams

b)

William Shakespeare

c)

Oscar Wilde

d)

Anton Chekov

17.

Open Air Theatres often made use of...

a)

Natural lighting

b)

Umbrellas

c)

Artificial Lighting

18.

What is a tourist attraction in the Eastern Townships that makes use of Promenade Theatre?

a)

Maison du Cinema

b)

The Granby Zoo

c)

Foresta Lumina

d)

Mont Pinacle

19.

Correctly name #1

(a)  

20.

Correctly name #2

(a)  

21.

Correctly name #3

(a)  

22.

Please correctly name #4

(a)  

23.

Please correctly name #1

(a)  

24.

Please correctly name #2

(a)  

25.

Please correctly name #3

(a)