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SS Semester Test 2022

Total questions: 76

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Any materials such as curtains or scenery used to block the audience’s view of the backstage area?
a)
Masking
b)
Curtains
c)
Set pieces
d)
Fabric
2.
Imaginary lines defining the areas of the stage were the actors can clearly be seen by the audience?
a)
Sight lines
b)
Curtains
c)
Upstage
d)
Apron
3.
The crew in charge of stage properties (props)
a)
Prop crew
b)
Engineers
c)
Stage crew
d)
Light Riggers
4.
The committee in charge of costuming the show?
a)
Costume crew
b)
Stage crew
c)
Sound crew
d)
Crew
5.
An outfit including accessories and undergarments worn by an actor in a production?
a)
Costume
b)
Make up
c)
Wig
d)
Suit
6.
Any cosmetic affect including hair, that enhances or changes in actor’s appearance?
a)
Stage make up
b)
Character make up
c)
Sound make up
d)
Cover girl
7.
The crew in charge of designing and applying make up for each character?
a)
Make up crew
b)
Stage crew
c)
Sound crew
d)
Stage manager
8.
Cosmetics applied to the face or body using the actors natural features?
a)
Basic makeup
b)
Natural make up
c)
Highlights
d)
Hair color
9.
Make up used to change an actor’s natural features?
a)
Character makeup
b)
Cover girl
c)
Base
d)
Foundation
10.
A chart listing the make up needs for each character in a play?
a)
Makeup plot
b)
Make up script
c)
Crew list
d)
Cue
11.

Artificially produced sound effects or music as well as the application of voices so that they can be heard?

a)

Sound

b)

Speakers

c)

Stage work

d)

Strike

12.
The group responsible for planning and preparing all sound effects needed for a production?
a)
Sound crew
b)
Stage crew
c)
Stage manager
d)
Diva
13.
Large portable pieces of the stage setting?
a)
Set pieces
b)
Backdrop
c)
Large curtain
d)
Wheels
14.
A large curtain covering the back and sides of the stage?
a)
Cyclorama
b)
Black curtains
c)
Back curtains
d)
Zumas
15.
Curtains backdrops or any structures constructed to transform an empty stage into a suitable background for the play?
a)
Scenery
b)
Microphone
c)
Lights
d)
Curtains
16.
The group of technicians responsible for building the scenery during a production this crew is in charge of any scene changes?
a)
Stage crew
b)
Light crew
c)
Sound crew
d)
Costume makers
17.
Committee of technicians who work behind the scenes creating the scenery costumes props and so on?
a)
Crew
b)
Actors
c)
Stage manager
d)
Engineers
18.
The person who helps the Director with such duties as warming up the cast before rehearsal?
a)
Assistant Director
b)
Head actor
c)
Diva
d)
Warm-up coach
19.
The person in charge of supervising backstage?
a)
Stage manager
b)
Head operator
c)
Stage God
d)
Supervisor
20.
Keeping the crew, cast, and audience free from harm danger risk or injury?
a)
Theater safety
b)
Safety officer
c)
Stage manager
d)
Red tape
21.
Take apart the stage setting remove it from the stage in store all parts of the production for future use?
a)
Strike
b)
Teardown
c)
Rip apart
d)
Disassemble
22.
A rehearsal conducted as if it were the actual performance?
a)
Dress rehearsal
b)
Last rehearsal
c)
The big one
d)
Code red
23.
Actors modeling costumes under the appropriate stage lights?
a)
Costume parade
b)
FX rehearsal
c)
Spotlight rehearsal
d)
Flashlight rehearsal
24.
The plan of all the sound effects and music needed for a production?
a)
Sound plot
b)
Script
c)
Book
d)
Props
25.
A chart or list for lighting or sound showing all of the changes that will occur during a production.
a)

Cue sheet

b)
light list
c)
Script
d)

Stage lighting

e)

Light crew

26.
Illumination of the actors in the acting areas; includes any special lighting effects.
a)

Stage lighting

b)
Sound
c)
Methphor
d)

Cue sheet

e)

Lighting plot

27.
The technicians responsible for planning, preparing, and running the stage lights for a production.
a)

Light crew

b)
Light Master
c)
Follow spot
d)
Ted
e)
Curtain call
28.
A floor plan of the set showing the placement of basic lighting and any special lighting.
a)

Lighting plot

b)
Theater conventions
c)
Light List
d)
Plans
e)
Follow spot
29.
Produces a strong concentrated beam of light.
a)
Ellipsoidal reflector spotlight
b)
Scoop spotlight
c)
Light
d)
Long Light
e)
House crew
30.
Produces a light beam with a soft edge.
a)

Fresnel spotlight

b)
Soft Light
c)
Light
d)
Flashlight
e)
Follow spot
31.
Has short throw distance and is used to provide medium too wide wash (spread) of light.
a)
Scoop spotlight
b)
Light
c)
Theater conventions
d)
Big Light
e)
Curtain call
32.
Used to highlight and follow a moving performer.
a)
Follow spot
b)
Scoop spotlight
c)
Light
d)
House crew
e)
Theater conventions
33.
The group responsible for printing tickets in programs in managing the box office, audience, and physical theater during a production.
a)
House crew
b)
Program
c)
Curtain call
d)

Light crew

e)
Theater conventions
34.
Established techniques, practices, or device is unique to theatrical productions.
a)
Theater conventions
b)
Program
c)
Methphors
d)

Light crew

e)
Performance space
35.
An area set aside for a performance.
a)
Performance space
b)
Wings
c)
Stage
d)
Curtain call
e)
Back Stage
36.
Printed sheets of paper or booklet that provides information about the production.
a)
Program
b)
Poster
c)
Booklet
d)
Intermission
e)
Follow spot
37.
A short break in the action of the play for the audience.
a)
Intermission
b)
Theater conventions
c)
Curtain call
d)
Stop
e)
Bathroom Break
38.
Following a performance, the appearance of the actors on stage to acknowledge the appreciation of the audience and to take a bow.
a)
Curtain call
b)
Off
c)
Strike
d)
Intermission
e)
Bow
39.
Turning out all the stage lights at one time.
a)
Blackout
b)
Off
c)
Strike
d)
Intermission
e)
Curtain call
40.

ID Stage location

a)

Up Stage Center

b)

Down Stage Center

c)

Center Stage Left

d)

Down Stage Left

41.

ID Stage Location

a)

Center Stage Left

b)

Center Stage Right

c)

Up Stage Center

d)

Down Stage Right

42.

ID Stage Location

a)

Center Stage Right

b)

Center Stage Left

c)

Up Stage Right

d)

Down Stage Right

43.

ID Stage Location

a)

Center Stage

b)

Down Stage Center

c)

Up Stage Center

d)

Center Stage Left

44.

ID Stage Location

a)

Down Stage Center

b)

Up Stage Center

c)

Center Stage Left

d)

Up Stage right

45.

ID Stage Location

a)

Down Stage Left

b)

Up Stage Left

c)

Up Stage Right

d)

Down Stage Right

46.

ID Stage Location

a)

Down Stage Right

b)

Down Stage Center

c)

Up Stage Right

d)

Down Stage Left

47.

ID Stage Location

a)

Up Stage Left

b)

Down Stage Left

c)

Down Stage Right

d)

Center Stage Left

48.

ID Stage Location

a)

Up Stage Right

b)

Down Stage Right

c)

Up Stage Left

d)

Down Stage Left

49.

Any stage not classified as proscinium arena or thrust.

a)

Flexible staging

b)

House

c)

blocking

d)

Wings

50.

9 to 5 divisions of the stage floor used by directors when moving actors or placing furniture or scenery.

a)

Acting Areas

b)

Blocking

c)

House

d)

Flexible staging

51.

The section of the theater where the audience sits also called “out front.”

a)

House

b)

Balcony

c)

Blocking

d)

Acting area

52.

Planning and working out the movements and stage grouping for a play.

a)

Blocking

b)

Movement

c)

Acting areas

d)

Flexible staging

53.

The actors position on stage in relation to the audience.

a)

Body position

b)

Stage picture

c)

Level

d)

Royalty

54.

An appealing and meaningful arrangement of performers on the stage; the picture that the audience sees on stage.

a)

Stage picture

b)

Planes

c)

Copyright

d)

Director

55.

The actual head height of the actor as determined by his or her body position (sitting, lying, standing or elevated.)

a)

Level

b)

Blocking

c)

Stage directions

d)

Copyright

56.

Imaginary divisions giving depth to the Presidioium stage.

a)

Planes

b)

Director

c)

Level

d)

Stage picture

57.

Person in charge of the artistic production of the play.

a)

Director

b)

Actor

c)

Planes

d)

Blocking

58.

The registration of ownership of a literary or musical work.

a)

Copyright

b)

Royalty

c)

Director

d)

Actor

59.

A fee required to purchase a play or musical.

a)

Royalty

b)

Copyright

c)

Level

d)

Run Throughs

60.

A drawing of the stage setting as seen from above (Bird’s-eye view).

a)

Floor plan

b)

Run Throughs

c)

Planes

d)

Copyright

61.

Rehearsals conducted without any stops.

a)

Run-throughs

b)

Floorplans

c)

Body position

d)

Stage picture

62.

The rehearsals

give the actors the opportunity

to fine-tune character.

a)

Polishing Rehearsal

b)

Costume Parade

c)

Technical Rehearsal

d)

Blocking

63.

Rehearsals emphasizing the

performance of the

production’s technical

elements—prop changes,

scenery shifts, light changes,

sound effects, and so on.

a)

Technical Rehearsal

b)

Polishing Rehearsal

c)

Blocking

d)

Director

64.
Is appropriate audience behavior at a theatrical event.
a)
Audience etiquette
b)
Taking Notes
c)
Script
d)
Acting
e)

Light crew

65.
The way the audience sees in response to the cast members.
a)
Audience viewpoint
b)
POV
c)
Methphor
d)

Cue sheet

e)

Lighting plot

66.
Pretend that what is happening on stage is real.
a)
Suspend belief
b)
Light Master
c)
imagation
d)
Ted
e)
Cue
67.
The way the cast members react to the audience and the situation.
a)
Actor viewpoint
b)
Theater conventions
c)
Light List
d)
Plans
e)
Follow spot
68.
Something that looks real but is false.
a)
Illusion
b)
Scoop spotlight
c)
Light
d)
Theater conventions
e)
House crew
69.
The authors purpose in a work of art or literature.
a)

Intent

b)
Theater conventions
c)
Light
d)
Flashlight
e)
Curtain call
70.
The form, internal as well as external, in which a work is presented.
a)
Structure
b)
Light
c)
Theater conventions
d)
Big Light
e)
Curtain call
71.
Not-for-profit theater that uses local talent of all ages to produce please.
a)
Community Theatre
b)
Scoop spotlight
c)
Light
d)
House crew
e)
Theater conventions
72.

The script written for a movie or television show.

a)

Screenplay

b)
Program
c)
Curtain call
d)

Light crew

e)
Theater conventions
73.

The person responsible for the entire production, including obtaining financial backing, paying the bills, and hiring the Director and creative staff.

a)

Producer

b)
Program
c)
Methphors
d)

Light crew

e)
Performance space
74.

An educator who specializes in theater arch or drama.

a)
Theater teacher
b)
Wings
c)
Stage Hand
d)
Curtain call
e)
Back Stage Manager
75.

The use of mine techniques, acting without words, to tell a story.

a)
Pantomime
b)
Poster
c)
Booklet
d)
Intermission
e)
Follow spot
76.

The silent art of using body movements to create an illusion of reality.

a)
Mime
b)
Theater conventions
c)
Curtain call
d)
Stop
e)
Bathroom Break

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