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WorksheetsUnit 2: Quiz 4
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 24mins
Oversees the entire process of staging a production and coordinating everything that actually happens onstage.
Stage Manager
Producer
Designer
Director
The ⟺ is in charge of what design elements end up on stage. They are in charge of everything!
(a)
A stage manager is in charge of writing the directors blocking in their script.
True
False
What are some examples of blocking positions on stage. Name at least 3.
The (a) designer creates the physical space and structures the actor’s perform in.
set
costume
make-up
light
Lighting designers decide what (a) are needed, when to (b) them, and when to turn them (c) .
lights
focus
on
bulbs
unfocus
sideways
Sound designers are in charge of the orchestra.
True
False
Sound designs can be both live or pre recorded.
True
False
Match the following as make-up design, costume design or both.
Makeup Design
Both
Costume Design
What is the purpose of using different levels on stage?
To create visual interest and depth
To make it easier for actors to exit the stage
To increase the volume of the actors' voices
To reduce the need for lighting
Who is the supervisor that tells the actors and stage crew what to do?
Audience
Choreographer
Director
Manager
What Greek philosopher documented the concepts of Theatre today.
Socrates
Aristotle
Thespis
Plato
According to the concept of the word, Theatre began with the Greeks
True
False
The Greeks believe that ⟺ was the first known actor.
(a)
What is not a genre of Greek Theatre
Historical
Satire
Tragedy
Comedy
The three things that define theatre are (a) , audience and (b)
A piece of paper summarizing important information about yourself is called a ⟷ .
(a)
Make a circle in blue: Center Right
Make a triangle in red: Upstage Left
Make a circle in yellow: Downstage Center
Make a triangle in green: Center Stage
Blocking is ....
The stage directions the actors are placed in during a performance
The voice articulation the actors must perform for their characters
The building of blocks around the stage for rehearsal
The notes the stage managers take during the auditions.
