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Introduction to Theater Design

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who creates and develops the design of a set?

a)

Set designer

b)

Designer

c)

Set maker

d)

Furniture maker

2.

What does a set design contribute to the story being told?

a)

Creates the fun

b)

Gives a visual experience

c)

Creates the physical atmosphere and life of the play

d)

Creates the physical atmosphere and the mood of the play

3.

Which correctly labels a duty of a set designer

a)

Collaborate with Directors for vision of the play

b)

Buys stuff

c)

Builds whatever they want

d)

Creates set pieces from scratch

4.

What must the set designer do first before creating design

a)

Speak with the director

b)

Read the play

c)

Talk with the cast

d)

help the scenic paint crew

5.

Whose opinion does the set designer need to create the design of play?

a)

Actors

b)

Producer

c)

House manager

d)

Director

6.

Choices of color, furniture, set decorations and props can be enhanced by a knowledge of:

a)

Mathematics

b)

Historical Context

c)

Drawing Techniques

7.

What is always the first step in design?

a)

Shop for or build props

b)

Shop for or build costumes

c)

Research, Research, Research

d)

Settle on a budget

8.

What might a set designer need to do if they are designing a play with lots of fast paced scene changes?

a)

Encourage the director to cut down scenes

b)

Use lots of long blackouts for scene changes

c)

Keep the set design minimal

9.

Set design serves three main functions. Which of these four options does not apply to the function of set design?

a)

It helps create mood/atmosphere

b)

It helps with the narrative of the play

c)

It helps the audience locate the toilets

d)

It helps give the play context

10.

What is the style of this set design?

a)

Fantasy

b)

Symbolism

c)

Minimalism

d)

Realism

11.

What is the style of this set design?

a)

Realism

b)

Fantasy

c)

Symbolism

d)

Minimalism

12.
What is the definition of a theatre set?
a)
An arrangement of scenery units that suggests a single location
b)
A pair of Items than tell a story
c)
The lighting for a specific act of a play
d)
A small or large hand prop that helps distinguish an actor / actress
13.
When creating a set for the scene in Dracula's home, which of the following follows the directors idea the most. 
a)
1960's Small living room
b)
Dark Gothic castle interior
c)
English hillside tavern
d)
Big bang theories apartment living room
14.

What questions does the Set Designer ask themselves when designing the set?

a)

What locations does the play take place?

b)

What director will produce the show?

c)

What is the mood of the script? How can that be represented in the background?

d)

What furniture needs to be seen?

e)

What time period in history does it take place? What does that look like?

15.

Which of these is a reason for why set design is so important to a production?

a)

It's the most important element of a production

b)

Because lighting and sound are not as important as set design

c)

It can give an audience more information about the drama (eg how your character’s are feeling, where it is set etc)

d)

All of these

16.

A set designer would normally meet with a director to discuss ideas about the design?

a)

True

b)

False

17.

The ideas or vision for a production are called the director's ...

a)

Designs

b)

Clever Ideas

c)

Concept

d)

None of these

18.

Which of these is an example of a theme?

a)

Love

b)

Friendship

c)

War

d)

All of these

19.

A set designer may record their initial ideas on a _____ board

a)

ideas

b)

create

c)

design

d)

mood

20.

A mood board should always be digital (ie created using a computer)

a)

True

b)

False

21.

After developing and researching the initial ideas, a set designer would then...

a)

begin building a set by hand

b)

draw sketches of the set

c)

be finished their work, nothing more is required of the set designer

d)

none of these