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Script Annotation Quiz

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of annotating a script?

a)

To make the script longer

b)

To confuse the actors and production team

c)

To add decorative elements to the script

d)

To provide additional information or instructions for the actors, directors, or production team.

2.

Which of the following is NOT a technique for annotating a script?

a)

C

b)

B

c)

A

d)

D

3.

What does an asterisk (*) symbol typically represent in script annotations?

a)

Indicating a correction or mistake

b)

Denoting a placeholder value

c)

Highlighting important information

d)

Footnote or reference to additional information

4.

When annotating a script, what does it mean to 'circle' a line?

a)

Cross it out to indicate its importance or significance.

b)

Draw a circle around it to indicate its importance or significance.

c)

Underline it to indicate its unimportance or insignificance.

d)

Draw a square around it to indicate its importance or significance.

5.

Which symbol is commonly used to indicate a character's entrance or exit in script annotations?

a)

X

b)

E

c)

I

d)

O

6.

Which of the following is a common color used for highlighting in script annotations?

a)

yellow

b)

green

c)

blue

d)

red

7.

Which symbol is commonly used to indicate a character's gesture or action in script annotations?

a)

Exclamation mark

b)

Ampersand

c)

Parenthetical

d)

Hashtag

8.

What does it mean to 'cross out' a line in script annotations?

a)

To highlight it for emphasis

b)

To indicate that it should be rewritten

c)

To indicate that it should be spoken louder

d)

To indicate that it should be deleted or removed

9.

What does a 'slash' (/) typically represent in script annotations?

a)

Indicating a pause or break in dialogue

b)

Denoting a change in scene

c)

Highlighting a character's entrance

d)

Indicating a character's exit

10.

What does it mean to 'underline' a line in script annotations?

a)

To indicate that it should be spoken softly

b)

To highlight it for emphasis

c)

To indicate that it should be deleted or removed

d)

To indicate that it should be rewritten

11.

Which of the following is NOT a common symbol used in script annotations?

a)

Asterisk (*)

b)

Slash (/)

c)

Exclamation mark (!)

d)

Percentage (%)

12.

How is a change in tone typically indicated in script annotations?

a)

By using different colored highlighters

b)

By writing a note in the margins

c)

By underlining the text with a specific pattern

d)

By drawing a wavy line under the text

13.

What does a double underline signify in script annotations?

a)

To indicate a technical cue

b)

To suggest a line should be delivered with a pause

c)

To emphasize a line should be delivered with strong emotion

d)

To mark a line for later review

14.

In script annotations, what is the purpose of bracketing a section of dialogue?

a)

To indicate a whisper or aside

b)

To suggest a change in the pace of the dialogue

c)

To highlight a monologue

d)

To denote dialogue that can be improvised