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WorksheetsTheatre 1 Fall Final
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the term for something that stands in the way of a character obtaining what they want?
Want
Character Arc
Obstacle
Stakes
What is the term for what is at risk if the character fails to achieve their goal OR, what are the consequences of their choices?
Obstacle
External Traits
Stakes
Internal Traits
Match the term to its definition: Posture
The way people move their arms, hands, and fingers
HOW something SOUNDS when said-NOT what is said.
body’s position or alignment as you sit, stand or walk
Clothes, body size, hairstyle, makeup and decorations (like jewelry or tattoos)
Match the term to its definition: Gesture
body’s position or alignment as you sit, stand or walk
the way people move their facial muscles
Clothes, body size, hairstyle, makeup and decorations (like jewelry or tattoos)
The way people move their arms, hands, and fingers
Match the term to its definition: Facial Expressions
body’s position or alignment as you sit, stand or walk
the way people move their facial muscles
Clothes, body size, hairstyle, makeup and decorations
The way people move their arms, hands, and fingers
Match the term to its definition: Eye Contact
body positions or alignment as you sit, stand or walk
direct visual contact with another's eyes
The way people move their arms, hands, and fingers
body’s position or alignment as you sit, stand or walk
Match the term to its definition: Tone of Voice
body’s position or alignment as you sit, stand or walk
The way people move their arms, hands, and fingers
HOW something SOUNDS when said-NOT what is said.
the way people move their facial muscles
Match the term to its definition: Appearance
body’s position or alignment as you sit, stand or walk
HOW something SOUNDS when said-NOT what is said.
The way people move their arms, hands, and fingers
Clothes, body size, hairstyle, makeup and decorations (like jewelry or tattoos)
What do we mean when we say that tableaux should have a focal point?
Actors must be at different heights
The audience attention should be drawn to a certain point
It should be open to the audience
Actors should not all be on the same plane
What term do we use to refer to the actor’s personal height positioning in relation to other actors on stage?
Levels
Depth
Focal Point
Plane
What is meant when we say that tableaux should make good use of space?
Actors must be at different heights
Actors should not all be on the same plane
The audience's attention should be drawn to a certain point
Facial expressions and gestures of every actor should be seen
Match the element of Art to its definition: A single point moving in space
Line
Color
Shape
Form
Match the element of art to its definition: A 2D or flat shape. Limited by height and width
Shape
Form
Line
Color
Match the element of art to its definition: An element with three dimensions (height, width and depth) that encloses volume
Value
Color
Shape
Form
Match the element of art to its definition: The amount of light on an object. Ranges from white to black
Shape
Value
Form
Color
Match the element of art to its definition: The hue, saturation and value of an object
Shape
Form
Value
Color
Match the element of art to its definition: how things feel or appear to feel by sense of touch
Texture
Shape
Space
Form
Match the element of art to its definition: distances and areas around and between elements of art. This includes depth as well as negative and positive space.
Shape
Texture
Space
Form
What does the following stage direction symbol mean? P—>
Push
Pickup
Put Down
Place
What does the following stage direction symbol mean? X
Examine
Cross
Step
Change
What does the following stage direction symbol mean? pu
Pull
Pickup
Put Down
Place
What does the term Pitch mean?
The speed at which words are spoken
How high or how low your voice is
Information that is implied by a character but not stated by a character in dialogue, including actions and thoughts.
The placement and delivery of volume, clarity, and distinctness of voice for communicating to an audience
Using the diagram, What is Area 1?
Downstage Right
Downstage Center
Upstage Right
Upstage Left
Using the diagram, What is Area 2?
Upstage Center
Downstage Center
Apron
Center Stage
Using the diagram, What is Area 3?
Downstage Right
Upstage Left
Downstage Left
Upstage Right
Utilizing the diagram above, What is area 4?
Stage Right
Center Stage
Stage Left
Downstage Center
Utilizing the diagram above, What is area 5?
Upstage Center
Downstage Center
Center Stage
Apron
Utilizing the diagram above, What is area 6?
Apron
Upstage Right
Stage Right
Stage Left
Utilizing the diagram above, What is area 7?
Upstage Right
Upstage Left
Downstage Left
Downstage Right
Utilizing the diagram above, What is area 8?
Upstage Center
Downstage Center
Center Stage
Apron
Utilizing the diagram above, What is area 9?
Downstage Left
Downstage Center
Downstage Right
Upstage Right
Utilizing the diagram above, What is area 10?
Wings
Apron
Orchestra Pit
Upstage Center
What is the theatre in the photo?
Blackbox
Proscenium
Arena
Thrust
What is the theatre in the photo?
Blackbox
Proscenium
Arena
Thrust
What is the theatre in the photo?
Theatre in the Round
Blackbox
Thrust
Proscenium
What is the name of the imaginary wall between you and the audience?
First Wall
Wings
Proscenium Line
Fourth Wall
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main types of theaters?
Proscenium
Thrust
Arena
Outdoor
Match the definition with the correct term: Theatre in the Round is another name for this stage
Blackbox
Thrust
Proscenium
Arena
What is the name of the three dimensional replica of a set?
Model
Rendering
Ground plan
Set Design
What is the name of the aerial perspective scaled drawing of a set?
Ground Plan
Rendering
Model
Blueprint
