WorksheetsDrama Terminology Quiz
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is the term used to describe anything that suggests ideas for developing a drama?
Characterisation
Stimulus
Focus
Language
What does 'Characterisation' refer to in drama?
The historical context of the drama
The process of fully developing a character
The production aspects
The specific group of people at whom a drama is aimed
What is the 'Target audience' in the context of drama?
The feelings and emotions aroused by a drama
The key moment, scene, character, relationship, or event in a drama
A specific group of people at whom a drama is aimed
The director's ideas on theatre arts
Which term is linked to the feelings and emotions caused by a drama?
Mood and Atmosphere
Time period (historical)
Special effects
Performance concepts
What are 'Design concepts' in the context of drama?
Activities during rehearsal
Relative importance
Director's ideas to reflect themes and issues
Specific target audience
What are 'Special effects' used for in drama?
To establish the purpose of a drama
To create a mood or atmosphere on stage
To interpret a script and its realisation in performance
To reflect and emphasize the themes and issues of a drama
What are 'Rehearsal activities'?
The process of fully developing a character
Activities conducted during the rehearsal period such as characterisation, hot seating, and technical and dress rehearsals
The specific group of people at whom a drama is aimed
The director's ideas on theatre arts
What does 'Status' refer to in the context of drama?
The importance relative to others
The feelings and emotions aroused by a drama
The historical context within which your drama takes place
The director's ideas on how theatre arts can reflect and emphasize the themes and issues of a drama
Which of the following is NOT a voice term
Tone
Pitch
Emphasis
Gesture
What does 'register' mean in language and voice?
The loudness or softness of the voice.
The clarity of the voice.
The correct speech for the person you are talking to.
The way of speaking used in a local area or country.
Which term describes clear pronunciation of words?
Fluency
Articulation
Gesture
Posture
What can maintaining or neglecting EYE CONTACT indicate in a performance?
The nature of a relationship to the audience
The clarity of speech
The pace of the speech
The volume of the voice
Which of the following is NOT listed as a technique used in characterisation?
Character cards
Improvisation
Mime
Thought tracking
Which aspect is NOT important in characterisation?
Relationships with other characters
Portrayal in terms of language, voice and movement
The character's favorite color
Social, economic and cultural background
Which of the following is NOT a purpose of drama?
To entertain
To highlight themes or issues
To predict future events
To educate
Who is the target audience in drama?
The group of actors performing the drama
The identifiable group of people at whom a drama is aimed
The critics reviewing the drama
The sponsors of the drama
Which of the following is a form of drama?
Novel
Mime
Essay
News report
What is the overall style of the drama referred to as?
Naturalistic
Non-naturalistic
Linear
Non-linear
What is the term used for the way in which time, place, and action are sequenced in a drama?
Conventions
Form
Structure
Time
In a non-linear structure of a drama, how does the action unfold?
In chronological order from beginning to end
Through shifts in time and/or place
By following a strict timeline
Through a single character's perspective
Which of the following is NOT a convention
Flashback
Freeze frame
Linear
Monologue
What is NOT a genre of drama
Comedy
Tragedy
Alcoholism
Horror
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a convention?
Flashback
Mime
Monologue
Improvisation
What should be agreed upon when constructing the narrative for a drama?
Ideas for situations and roles
Overall style of the drama
Linear or non-linear structure
All of the above
What is the main theme of your drama?
What is the genre of your drama?
Who is the ideal target audience for your drama?
A voice technique to show emotion
(a)
Fabric
Sequins
Feathers
Fit
Texture
Pre-recorded
Live
major/minor
piano
volume
general wash
fresnel
LED strips
gel
intensity
Handheld
pre-set
personal
metal
wooden
