WorksheetsCPAR 3RD ASSESSMNT
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
Who is responsible for putting the director’s and choreographer’s ideas into writing?
The actors
The stage crew
The scriptwriters
The costume designers
Who helps the director write the introduction and final speech?
The actors
The stage crew
The scriptwriters
The costume designers
Who is responsible for turning the concept and script into reality?
The director
The actors
The backstage crew
The scriptwriters
How does a director maintain a smooth relationship with the production team?
By being strict and demanding.
By being pleasant and agreeable.
By ignoring suggestions.
By isolating themselves from the team.
Who designs and arranges the dance steps and movements?
The director
The choreographer
The scriptwriter
The stage manager
How does a choreographer balance creativity and structure in their work?
By strictly adhering to a pre-planned routine.
By solely relying on the dancers' improvisation.
By providing a framework and allowing for individual expression.
By ignoring the dancers' suggestions and imposing their vision.
How do actors and performers balance following directions with creative expression?
By ignoring the director’s instructions and doing their own thing.
By blindly following the director’s every command without question.
By finding ways to add their own unique interpretation to their roles.
By refusing to take direction and insisting on their own vision.
How does the level of creative freedom differ between lead and supporting actors?
Lead actors have complete creative freedom, while supporting actors have no freedom.
Lead actors have no creative freedom, while supporting actors have complete freedom.
Lead actors have more creative freedom to interpret their roles, while supporting actors must follow specific instructions.
There is no difference in creative freedom between lead and supporting actors.
How do the different roles within the backstage crew contribute to the overall success of a performance?
The stage manager is the most important role, as they control the entire show.
The props people are the most important role, as they provide the essential objects for the performance.
Each role is equally important, as they work together to ensure a smooth and seamless performance.
The backstage crew is not important, as the audience only sees the actors on stage.
Who is responsible for ensuring that the lights and sounds are on time and of the right intensity?
The stage manager
The actors
The technicians
The costume designers
How are ideas generated for a production concept?
By relying solely on the director’s vision.
By encouraging a wide range of ideas, even unconventional ones.
By ignoring any suggestions that don’t align with the director’s vision.
By limiting brainstorming to only reasonable ideas.
What is the first step in planning a production?
Setting objectives.
Hiring the cast and crew.
Listing the needs.
Organizing the resources.
What is the importance of rehearsals?
They are optional and not necessary for a successful performance.
They allow for individual practice but not group coordination.
They help identify and fix problems before the final performance.
They are only important for inexperienced performers.
What is one of the director’s responsibilities on the day of the performance?
To feel tense and nervous with the rest of the cast and crew.
To mingle with the audience and build excitement.
To keep everyone calm and focused.
To leave the backstage area and enjoy the show from the audience.
What is the purpose of feedback after a performance?
To criticize the performers and point out their mistakes.
To praise the performers and ignore any areas for improvement.
To make the performers feel bad about their performance.
To gather information about the performance’s strengths and weaknesses.
Who commissioned Lani Maestro to create the piece “LIME (2014)”?
A private collector
A French art institution
The artist herself
A local community group
Who staged the play “Fugtong: The Black Dog”?
Rey Angelo Aurelio
Agnes Locsin
A professional theater company
Aanak di Kabiligan
Who adapted Rabindranath Tagore’s play “The Post Office” into Filipino?
Rabindranath Tagore
Rody Vera
TXS, Xavier University
PETA
How do Project Space and DiscLab challenge the traditional idea of an artist working alone?
By promoting the idea of artists as solitary geniuses.
By encouraging artists to work exclusively with established institutions.
By fostering collaboration and community engagement among artists.
By discouraging artists from working with other creatives.
Who curated the Lucban Assembly/Systems of Irrigation Project?
Disclab
Quezon-based artists
Project Space Pilipinas
Pahiyas Festival organizers
Who reinterpreted a component of the Moriones Holy Week festival using modern dance techniques?
Agnes Locsin
A traditional dancer
A local community group
A visual artist
How did the collaborative use of visual and musical elements make the work interactive?
By creating a static and unchanging installation.
By limiting visitor participation to a single room.
By allowing visitors to create their own musical experiences.
By preventing visitors from interacting with the artwork.
How did Diokno Pasilan communicate the need for environmental awareness in his performance?
By painting his body green.
By using a bungee cord.
By playing the gongs.
By building a bamboo structure.
How can local art contribute to cultural identity and heritage?
By ignoring local traditions and adopting global trends.
By imitating famous international artists and styles.
By celebrating and preserving local customs and values.
By rejecting local traditions and embracing modernity.
How can local art contribute to community building?
By isolating artists and promoting individualism.
By fostering a sense of shared identity and cultural heritage.
By ignoring local traditions and adopting global trends.
By emphasizing competition among artists.
How does the use of local materials impact the aesthetic and cultural value of local art?
It limits artistic expression and creativity.
It makes the art less appealing to international audiences.
It strengthens the connection to the local environment and culture.
It makes the art more expensive and less accessible.
How can local art contribute to economic development?
By supporting local artisans and fostering cultural industries.
By discouraging tourism and cultural exchange.
By promoting the sale of mass-produced, imported goods.
By ignoring the needs of local communities and focusing on global markets.
How does local art contribute to a sense of place and community identity?
By promoting a global, homogenous culture.
By ignoring local traditions and customs.
By reflecting the unique values and history of a specific community.
By emphasizing individual expression over collective identity.
How can individuals support local artists and contribute to the preservation of local art forms?
By purchasing mass-produced, imported goods.
By ignoring local art and focusing on global trends.
By attending art exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events.
By discouraging local artists and artisans from pursuing their craft.
In what ways can local art be integrated into education to foster cultural appreciation and creativity?
By focusing solely on standardized tests and academic subjects.
By ignoring local artists and their contributions to society.
By discouraging students from engaging in creative pursuits.
By incorporating local art and culture into the curriculum.
