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Theatre Quiz

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Main Drape

a)

The stage floor

b)

Background Accessories

c)

Practice

d)

Main Curtain

2.

Beat - Take a (a)   (use caps for first letter)

3.

What is Blocking

a)

When you block something in the crowd

b)

The movement of the actors on stage

c)

When you throw a block at the stage

d)

When you have a mental block while acting

4.

True or False: A character is the role an actor pretends to not be

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Conflict

a)

Main problem

b)

When an actor messes up

c)

Small problem in the script

d)

An actor has internal problems.

6.

Audition is the tryout for (a)   (Capitalize the first letter)

7.

Rehearsal

a)

Practice for the show

b)

A group meeting

c)

The actual show

d)

The actors throw a party

8.

Off Book

a)

Actor throws away a book

b)

Actor memorizes lines

c)

An actor turns off an e-book

d)

Actor secretly acts with a book

9.

Dialogue: Conversation between (a)   or more people

10.

Monologue: Extended speech by one person

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Objective

a)

The goal of the actor

b)

A goal that the character is trying to achieve

c)

The goal of the show

d)

An object in the show

12.

Playwright is the person who acts in the play

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Plot is the (a)   (Capitalize the first letter)

14.

Book

a)

The script

b)

A book

c)

A packet of Spanish

d)

Prison

15.

Breaking the 4th wall is when a character talks directly to the (a)  

16.

Improvisation

a)

Actor makes up lines in the scene

b)

Slumber Party

c)

Actor Improved

17.

Projection is (a)  

18.

Diction Is choices in the way you speak

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Raked Stage is a Tilted Stage

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Cheating out is turning your body to the (a)  

21.

Protagonist is the Main Villian

a)

True

b)

False

22.

Hold is to stop the (a)  

23.

what does mark a script mean

a)

to change the script

b)

bring a script to life

c)

to literally mark a script