WorksheetsEnd of year Review - Introduction to Theatre
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
During the exposition, it is important to introduce the ________ and the ________.
Select the CORRECT information found in character descriptions... (choose more than one)
Physical Descriptors
Age
Personality
Plot information
Relations to other characters
The setting (When and where the action takes place) of a play is found...
In the description of the scene
In the character description
In the dialogue
In the stage direction
Select the correct formatting for a line of dialogue
"I just want to go home", said Little Inez.
Little Inez: "I just want to go home".
Little Inez: I just want to go home.
Little Inez: I just want to go home
Which is an example of stage directions?
A Kingdom far far away, we see a castle with a tall tower and long yellow hair flowing in the wind
(Penny walks over to Seaweed and slaps him.)
Tracey: Don't be so sure about that, Dad.
Which element of drama tells the actor what he/she should DO?
Dialogue
Stage Directions
Cast
All of the above
How are directions left and right determined on stage?
As if you are in the audience
As if you are in the booth
As if you are in the wings
As if you are the actor on stage facing the audience
Which lettered space on the diagram is Left Center?
B
D
F
I
Which lettered space is Up Right?
A
D
G
B
Which Set of letters is UpStage
A,B,C
D,E,F
G,H,I
Which Set of letters is Stage Left?
C,F,I
A,D,G
B,E,H
Which lettered space is Down Center?
H
E
B
J
We can find the most information about the set for a play/musical in
The beginning
The script
The scene description
The movie
The set designer strongly considers these concepts when designing a set....(select 3)
How many audience members will show up.
Sightlines, what the audience can see.
Putting large scenery upstage.
putting entrances near the wings.
What lights and sound will be added.
On a props plot, what does it mean by "Description"?
Details about what the prop looks like
Where the prop can be found
What character hold the prop
Describe the history of the prop and where it came from
The definition for cue is _____________________.
a signal for action
the focal point of where the actors stand
When the lights and sound go
An example of a lighting cue is ________________.
SQ C
SQ 3
LQ C
LQ 3
An example of a sound cue is ______________.
SQ C
SQ 3
LQ C
LQ 3
Which are three examples of a type of cue?
Blackout
Yelling "Silence!"
Fade Up
Fade Down
Actors go!
A cue point is _____________________________.
the line or action that signals a change
a list of light and sound changes that happen in each scene
A signal for action
