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Philosophical and Educational Foundation of Creative Drama

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A social encounter involving groups of individuals who use their body and mind via actions and force, creativity and speech.

a)

Story Telling

b)

Play

c)

Drama

d)

Theatre

2.

It is Greek word "theasthai" related to performing arts that means "behold".

a)

Performance

b)

Theatre

c)

Dance

d)

Art

3.

According to Richard Shechner, there seven functions of performance. Which of the following does not belong to the group?

a)

to entertain

b)

to foster community

c)

to deal with demonic

d)

All of the above

4.

There are three models of dramatic action, which among the choices below does not belong to the group?

a)

Eploratory

b)

Collaborative

c)

Expressive

d)

Illustrative

5.

A profound important activity in the process of character development that enables learners to progress holistically in relation to its application in the real world.

a)

Dialogue

b)

Drama

c)

Play

d)

None of the above

6.

There are two main advantages of creative drama for learners in the elementary schools level. Which among the choices is correct?

a)

Self-actualization and Belongingness

b)

Personal Development and Emotional Development

c)

Self-actualization and Personal and Emotional Development

d)

Physical and Mental development

7.

It is encourages deep thinking, foster self-discipline, build strength and potential, and insights to achieve awareness among the five senses.

a)

Creative Drama

b)

Dramatics

c)

Creative Dramatics

d)

Drama

8.

It involves thinking, feeling, moving, speaking like the person portrayed.

a)

Pantomime

b)

Story Telling

c)

Improvisation

d)

Characterization

9.

A free play among young children which help them imitate actions and interpret the world around them.

a)

Dramatic Play

b)

Dramatic Literacy

c)

Dramatic Therapy

d)

Educational Drama

10.

It is a non-story improvisation that allows learners to concentrate and develop characters prior to characterization.

a)

Dialogue

b)

Monologue

c)

Practice

d)

Warm-up

11.

The proponent of constructivism theory who stated that artistic creation cannot be taught but it can be ignited with the collaboration between the educator and learner.

a)

Piaget

b)

Erick Erickson

c)

Lev Vygotsky

d)

Richard Schechner

12.

It is one of the stages of creative drama that allows children/performers to feel but does not really understand the drama experience.

a)

Artificial drama

b)

Modification

c)

Reinforcement

d)

Clarification

13.

What is/are the role/s of a teacher in teaching creative drama to children?

a)

train students using instructional procedures

b)

create dramatic climate in the classroom

c)

helps students develop appropriate attitude

d)

develops system in the classroom

e)

all of the above

14.

Which among the choices does not present the order in the stages of group process in creative dramatics among teachers?

a)

forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning"

b)

storming, forming, performing norming, and adjourning"

c)

forming, norming, storming, performing, and adjourning"

d)

norming, storming, performing, and adjourning"

e)

None of the above

15.

A type of creative dramatics that allows learners to develop self-image and helps release creativity in utilizing body-English in peforming.

a)

Acting

b)

Pantomime

c)

Story Telling

d)

Story Drama

e)

None of the above

16.

A type of creative drama that allow children to internalize and verbalize personal experiences, construct meaning, and communicate feelings.

a)

Dramatization

b)

Story Drama

c)

Inclusive Drama

d)

Performance Activity

e)

Spectacle

17.

A theory involving language as a system for theatrical events.

a)

Acting Theories

b)

Performance Theory

c)

Social Constructivism

d)

Cognitive Development

18.

The three perspective of teaching drama learners are the following:

a)

Creative teaching, Collaboration, Cooperation

b)

Creative teaching, Creative learning, and Teaching for Creativity

c)

Creative learning, Creative teaching, and Aesthetic learning

d)

Creativity, Instructions, Cooperation

19.

The three perspective of teaching drama learners are the following:

a)

Creative teaching, Collaboration, Cooperation

b)

Creative teaching, Creative learning, and Teaching for Creativity

c)

Creative learning, Creative teaching, and Aesthetic learning

d)

Creativity, Instructions, Cooperation

20.

These are examples of indigenous drama, except:

a)

Duplo

b)

Bulaklakan

c)

Kulasisi sing Hari

d)

bilyakos

21.

Indigenous dramas of the Filipinos were recorded but not recognized because of the following reasons, except:

a)

It does not involve script writing

b)

It was learned and played based on their tradition

c)

It does not have stages

d)

It is does not have costumes and conventions

22.

A Spanish-influence type of performance which subject focuses on religious opposition wherein one supersedes the other.

a)

Comedia

b)

Zarzuela

c)

Religious Drama

d)

Batalya

23.

A Spanish-influence type of performance that is a play with music.

a)

Comedia

b)

Zarzuela

c)

Opera

d)

Orchestra

24.

A type of performing arts that was introduced by the Americans to the Filipinos for the sole purpose of entertaining American troops.

a)

Comedia

b)

Zarzuela

c)

Bodabil

d)

Orchestra

25.

A type of theatre that is used by activists, radicals, leftists, revolutionary, and people's theatre whose purpose is to inform people from exploitation perpetrated by oppressors.

a)

Proletariat Theatre

b)

End stage theatre

c)

Arena theatre

d)

Theatre's in-the-round

26.

Most of the types of plays written are based on the collective social realism affecting the lives of the people.

a)

English Theatre

b)

Contemporary Scene

c)

Modern Sarswela

d)

Philippine Theatre

27.

The Filipino contemporary theatre features the following, except:

a)

Social Realism

b)

Realistic Temper

c)

Psychological Realism

d)

Traditional Theatre

28.

An important element of drama that can be taught in order to establish and engage characters in portraying a specific character towards realistic portrayal of a role.

a)

Timing

b)

Rythmn

c)

Focus

d)

Mood

29.

This dramatic element allows teachers and learners to occupy an exact amount of area that allows performers to move freely in order to communicate to the audience effectively.

a)

Timing

b)

Space

c)

Contrast

d)

Tension

30.

It is considered as the most complicated dramatic elements since it relies on the social construct and predetermined meaning implied by the society in culture, tradition and customs.

a)

Conflict

b)

Space

c)

Symbol

d)

Climax