wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Set Design Practice Quizizz

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the responsibility of a set designer in a play?

a)

Composing the music for the play

b)

Writing the script for the play

c)

Planning the costumes for the actors

d)

Imagining and planning the scenery for a play

2.

What are the two categories of factors that influence set design?

a)

Color schemes and lighting

b)

Practical needs and artistic choices

c)

Director's vision and audience preferences

d)

Script and costumes

3.

What determines the practical needs in set design?

a)

The style and genre

b)

The script, theatre space, and budget

c)

The director's vision and tone

d)

The period and artistic interpretation

4.

Artistic choices in set design are influenced by all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

The script

b)

The style

c)

The period

d)

The budget

5.

When considering practical aspects of a theatre production, which of the following is NOT a question you should ask?

a)

What does the set have to have?

b)

What is the theatre like?

c)

What will it cost?

d)

What is the director's favorite color?

6.

What is the first step a designer takes when preparing for a show?

a)

The designer chooses the costumes.

b)

The designer reads the script.

c)

The designer plans the transitions.

d)

The designer notes the number of actors.

7.

Why does the designer note the number of different locations in the show?

a)

To determine the length of the show.

b)

To plan for costume changes.

c)

To plan for transitions between scenes.

d)

To decide on the number of actors needed.

8.

What is the role of the designer in relation to set pieces according to the text?

a)

To choose the color of the set pieces

b)

To keep track of specific set pieces the characters interact with

c)

To memorize the script for the actors

d)

To direct the actors on stage

9.

What does a designer need to note regarding the entrance and exit points for a stage performance?

a)

The color of the entrance/exit points

b)

The number of lights needed at each entrance/exit point

c)

How many entrance/exit points are needed and where they should be

d)

The type of music to be played at each entrance/exit point

10.

What must a designer be familiar with to ensure the proper and effective use of a theatre space?

a)

The history of the theatre

b)

The technical capabilities of the theatre space

c)

What the director had for lunch

d)

The actors' preferences

11.

What must a designer ensure in large spaces?

a)

That the performance is of short duration

b)

That the sound equipment is visible

c)

That everything is visible from the back row

d)

That the stage is circular

12.

In smaller performance spaces, what does a designer pay more attention to?

a)

The number of exits in the theater

b)

The detail of the set design

c)

The height of the ceiling

d)

The lighting of the aisles

13.

What is a critical consideration when constructing a set for a stage production?

a)

The color scheme of the set

b)

Whether the set will be constructed on the stage or in a scene shop

c)

The height of the actors

d)

The number of scenes in the play

14.

If a set is not built on the stage, what must be true about its construction?

a)

It must be painted with waterproof paint

b)

It must be constructed by a single person

c)

It must be easily broken down into pieces and reassembled

d)

It must use the most expensive materials available

15.

What is the largest and most important influence on set design?

a)

The director's vision

b)

The script of the play

c)

The budget

d)

The actors' preferences

16.

If something is both fast and good, it cannot be what?

a)

Big

b)

Stylistic

c)

Cheap

d)

Expensive

17.

If a set is is good and cheap it can not be what?

a)

Cannot be Fast

b)

Cannot be Reliable

c)

Cannot be Realistic

d)

Cannot be Innovative

18.

If the set is cheap and fast, what will it not be?

a)

Reliable

b)

Good

c)

Artistic

d)

Moveable

19.

How do professional Broadway productions typically build their sets?

a)

Slow and cheap

b)

Fast and cheap

c)

Fast and good

d)

Slow and good

20.

What is the common approach for schools and community theatres when building sets?

a)

Fast and good

b)

Fast and cheap

c)

Cheap and good

d)

Expensive and slow

21.

What is a major artistic consideration in designing a set?

a)

The cost of materials

b)

The time it takes to build

c)

How much of the design will be realistic vs stylized

d)

The number of actors in the performance

22.

What is the designer's job when creating a realistic environment?

a)

To use as many colors as possible

b)

To create an environment as accurate to real life as possible

c)

To make the environment as abstract in strange as possible

d)

To focus solely on the functionality of the set

23.

What is a stylized set?

a)

It is based on historical accuracy

b)

It is created with the highest quality materials

c)

It suggests or indicates location in an unrealistic, but creative way

d)

It is a replica of a real-world location

24.

Why is it critical for a set designer to study the time period and culture when the set design is realistic?

a)

To ensure the set is durable and long-lasting

b)

To accurately reflect the architecture, trends, styles, colors, and technology of the time

c)

To make the set design more abstract and conceptual

d)

To reduce the cost of set construction

25.

What are examples of hardware?

a)

Screws

b)

Nails

c)

Hinges

d)

Nuts

26.

What are examples of hand tools

a)

Hammer

b)

Pliers

c)

Screw Driver

d)

All of the above

27.

List things an electric drill can be used for.

4 lines
28.

What is a circular saw used to cut?

a)

Vegetables

b)

Straight lines

c)

Angles

d)

Corners

29.

What is a jig saw used to cut?

a)

It doesn't cut anything

b)

Straight lines

c)

Curves and shapes

d)

Work that needs detail

30.

What is the number one cause of injury in set construction?

a)
Falls from heights
b)

Cut related injuries

c)
Tripping over cables
d)
Exposure to toxic substances
31.

Select all clothing that is proper and safe to where during set construction.

a)

High Heels

b)

Jeans

c)

T shirt

d)

Baggy Pants

32.

Kevin was putting equipment away after a set build when he noticed a spot up high on a flat that needed painting. Kevin really wanted to get home, so he quickly grabbed the ladder and set it down under the spot. Once he climbed to the top, Kevin lost his balance and fell.

How could Kevin have avoided this injury?

4 lines
33.

Alexa was cutting strips of lumber with a circular saw. They leaned in to make sure the blade lined up perfectly with the cut marks on the wood. As they did so, a small, loose piece of wood flew into their face and cut their eye.

How could Alexa have avoided this injury?

4 lines
34.

The technical director is running a set build with a crew of 10 workers. 5 people are working on applying wood finish to the set while the other 5 are cutting lumber with the saws. After a couple of hours, the first crew is feeling dizzy and nauseated and the second crew is suffering from coughing fits from the saw dust/

What didn't the technical director provide for the crew?

4 lines
35.

Pearl was working with the circular saw all afternoon. After four hours, her hand was nicked by the blade. As she sad down to take care of it, she noticed her ears were ringing.

What two pieces of equipment should Pearl have been using?

4 lines
36.

Steve was working on a set cure for the very first time. While he had a good time, when he got home, he noticed his favorite hoodie had been torn by an exposed nail and there were cuts on his feet from stepping on screws.

What should someone have told Steve about how to dress for the set build?

4 lines