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Props!

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The _________ in a drama are objects used to bring it to life.

a)

props

b)

stage

c)

script

d)

screenplay

2.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

3.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

4.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

5.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

6.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

7.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

8.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

9.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

10.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

11.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

12.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

13.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

14.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

15.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

16.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

17.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

18.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

19.

Which is this mostly like to be?

a)

hand prop

b)

set dressing

c)

costume

20.

Props designers do not collaborate with any other designers.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

One of the first things a props master must do is create a ___.

a)

set prop

b)

hand prop

c)

prop plot

d)

decorative prop

22.

A props master does not need to worry about the setting of the play.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Costume props are ___.

a)

hand props that cross the areas of both costumes and props

b)

elaborate costumes that can only be worn on stage

c)

fake items that are used in place of perishable props

d)

disposable props that are meant to be used only once

24.

Decorative props are sometimes referred to as ___.

a)

personal props

b)

running props

c)

soft props

d)

set dressing

25.

A props master can build a prop from scratch.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

A prop master can rent or buy a prop.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

To "pull" a prop means ___.

a)

the props master literally pulls on a prop

b)

the props master finds a prop in his/her/their stock

c)

the props master borrows a prop from another theatre

d)

the props master rents a prop from another theatre

28.

A perishable prop is one that ___.

a)

dies on stage

b)

is used up, eaten, destroyed, broken, or handled in such a way that it is only good for one performance

c)

is not fit for human consumption

d)

is made from plastic, styrofoam, or plaster

29.

If food will be consumed, one of the most important things for the props crew is ___.

a)

to make sure the actors consuming the food don't have food allergies or other dietary restrictions

b)

to make sure the food is prepared safely and properly

c)

to make sure the food is stored safely and properly

d)

All of the above

30.

The props crew's work is complete once all of the props have been acquired.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

Choose all that apply. Props are

a)

all things handled by the actors

b)

used to "dress" the set

c)

help the audience know the setting

d)

aid the actor in stage business

e)

all of the above

32.

The start of the Props Master's process begins with

a)

Painting Props

b)

Reading the script and highlighting all the props needed.

c)

Making a prop list

d)

Making Props

e)

All of the above

33.

A props list usually includes

a)

The prop

b)

The page it is found on

c)

The character who uses it

d)

Where you can get it, and special notes about the prop.

e)

All of the above

34.

Where can you get props for a show?

a)

Buy them

b)

Borrow them

c)

Rent them

d)

Make them

e)

All of the above

35.
What is the Golden Rule of Props?
a)
If it's yours, be careful.
b)
If it's yours, go crazy.
c)
If it's not yours, don't touch it.
d)
If it's not yours, be careful.
36.
Your prop table has many large squares and one small square. What could fit into the small square?
a)
Suitcase
b)
Printer
c)
Cooked Chicken
d)
Necklace
37.

Hands props serve the purpose of ___________________.

a)

creating the set

b)

showing the audience more about the characters

c)

showing the audience the time period

38.

What does the word preset mean?

a)

The person in charge of getting and organizing all props for a play.

b)

Where props are located on stage or on a table off stage for actors to carry on.

c)

A list of props needed that describes them and explains where they are placed.

d)

Props on stage at the start of the scene.

39.

Who handles all of the props?

a)

Set Designer

b)

Director

c)

Props Master

d)

Actors

40.

On a props plot, what does it mean by "Description"?

a)

Details about what the prop looks like

b)

Where the prop can be found

c)

What character hold the prop

d)

Describe the history of the prop and where it came from