WorksheetsDrama KS3 Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 25mins
When might you use a freeze frame?
What is a freeze frame?
A moving scene
A moment where everyone is still on stage
Where people transition from one scene to another
A moment where people say what they are thinking
What is a thought track?
Where 2 people speak to each other on stage
It's another word for dialogue
It's where the action freezes
It's where a character tells the audience what they are thinking.
What is a transition?
The movement between scenes
It's when everyone moves at the same time
It's the only time furniture is moved on stage
It happens at the end of the play
What should transitions look like on stage? (3 possible answers)
When and why would you use slow motion in Drama?
What is direct address?
It's narrating the story
It's dialogue in the scene
It's when characters argue with one another
It's when an actor speaks straight to the audience
What is multi-roling?
It's when you use physical theatre
It's lots of things happening on stage at once
It's where the actors have more than 1 part each
It's when everyone has a role
What is physical theatre?
It's where you use your body language on stage
It's where you use movement on stage
It's where you use your body as an object
It's where you don't use any words
What is mime?
Drama with no words
It's where you use your body and voice on stage
It's how you move on stage
It's using your voice and face creatively
What is cross-cutting?
It's where everyone speaks and moves at the same time
It's a transition between scenes
It's where you have 2 scenes happening on stage at the same time
It's where you move from one scene to another
What is split stage / screen?
It's where everyone faces the audience when they speak
It's where you have 2 scenes on stage at the same time
It's where the stage is split in 2 halves
It's acting for screen
Draw a square and label the audience. Add in Stage Right, Stage Left, Centre Stage, Up Stage and Down Stage
What is the job of a narrator in a play?
Fictional people in a play are called
Actors
Props
Scenes
Characters
What does T.I.E. stand for?
Theatre is Excellent
Time is Ending
Theatre in Education
Theatre, Ideas, Entertainment
What skills do you feel studying Drama has given you? (Give 3 points if possible)
Is Theatre supposed to be for
Educating the audience?
Entertaining the audience?
Using music and dance in plays?
All of these?
What type of stage configuration is this?
A thrust stage
A Proscenium Arch stage
Theatre in the Round
Traverse Stage
Theatre first started in ...
Medieval times
Rome
Greece
Turkey
