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Stagecraft 1st Semester Quiz

Total questions: 78

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Name (LAST Name, FIRST Name)
4 lines
2.
Has the daily responsibility for the technical operations of a theatre or performing arts center, including lighting, sound, set design and construction, and coordinating necessary maintenance.
a)
Technical Director
b)
Artistic Director
c)
Business Manager
d)
Choreographer
e)
Costume Designer
3.
Brings together the many complex pieces of a production—the script, actors, set, costuming, lighting and sound and music—into a unified whole.
a)
Director
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
4.
Designs and directs the dance or stylized movement in musical productions, working closely with the director and musical director.
a)
Choreographer
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Costume Designer
5.
Provide practical and organizational support to the director, actors, designers, stage crew and technicians throughout the production process. The director's representative during performances, making sure that the production runs smoothly.
a)
Stage Manager
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
6.
Knows how to make the best use of the subtle and powerful medium of light, creating effects that can be changed at will to match the mood of the action.
a)
Lighting Designer
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
7.
Involves managing or assisting in promoting the productions, services, and public image of the theatre company.
a)
Marketing/Publicity
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
8.
Responsible for conceiving, developing, and implementing the artistic vision and focus of a theatre company. Typically reports to the chief administrative officer, although in some companies, the two positions are combined into one.
a)
Artistic Director
b)
Technical Director
c)
Business Manager
d)
Choreographer
e)
Costume Designer
9.
create the look of each character by designing clothes and accessories the actors will wear in performance.
a)
Costume Designer
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
10.
Responsible for working with the stage director in preparing a theatre production for public performance, including casting, rehearsing the vocalists and orchestra, and conducting (and sometimes selecting) the orchestra.
a)
Music Director
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
11.
plans and provides the sound effects in the play, including music from existing sources and considers as a whole make up the "soundscape."
a)
Sound Designer
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
12.
Responsible for the smooth operation of the house (typically both the lobby and audience seating area) during the run of the show.
a)
House Manager
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
13.
Create scripts to tell stories through the words and actions of characters.
a)
Playwright
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
14.
Designs these physical surroundings in which the action will take place.
a)
Set Designer
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
15.
Responsible for budgeting, scheduling work, and coordinating the various production departments.
a)
Production Manager
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Business Manager
e)
Choreographer
16.
Manages a company's finances, operations, and employees
a)
Business Manager
b)
Technical Director
c)
Artistic Director
d)
Choreographer
e)
Costume Designer
17.
1.
a)
PAR
b)
Ellipsoidal
c)
Fresnel
18.
2.
a)
PAR
b)
Leko
c)
Fresnel
19.
3.
a)
PAR
b)
Leko
c)
Fresnel
20.
a)
Center
b)
Up
c)
Down
21.
Where is Shakespeare?
a)
Up Center
b)
Left Center
c)
Down Center
22.
Where is Shakespeare?
a)
Up Right
b)
Up Left
c)
Down Right
23.
a)
Up Right
b)
Up Left
c)
Down Right
24.
Clamp for tightening down a steel cable
a)
Crosby Clip
b)
Quick Link
c)
Turnback or Swage Sleeve
d)
Thimble
25.
Clamp for tightening down a steel cable
a)
Crosby Clip
b)
Quick Link
c)
Turnback or Swage Sleeve
d)
Shackle
26.
Clamp for attaching cable or chain
a)
Crosby Clip
b)
Quick Link
c)
Turnback or Swage Sleeve
d)
Shackle
27.
Clamp for attaching cable or chain
a)
Crosby Clip
b)
Quick Link
c)
Turnback or Swage Sleeve
d)
Shackle
28.
a portable structure that has two sides made up of a top cord and a bottom cord that are bound together using vertical and diagonal laces.
a)
Truss
b)
Boom
c)
Ladder
29.
Hanging structure that is either made of pipes, or a vertical truss handing in the air
a)
Truss
b)
Boom
c)
Ladder
30.
a lighting position that is attached to the floor, generally using a structure that may be a series of truss structures that are attached end to end and stood up
a)
Rolling Boom
b)
Tower
c)
Box Booms
31.
a device used to hang almost anything imaginable on stage to mostly round things
a)
C Clamp
b)
Cheese Burrow
c)
Side Arm
32.
a type of clamp that attaches two round pipes together, that usually is tightened using a wing nut on a threaded stud
a)
C Clamp
b)
Cheese Burrow
c)
Side Arm
33.
an adaptor that uses a group of single cables or branch circuit that has a female on each end that are terminated into a single male multi-cable
a)
Twofer
b)
Drop Box
c)
Breakout
34.
a cable that is less than three feet in length that has one male connector and two female connectors and is used to combine two loads into a single branch circuit.
a)
Twofer
b)
Drop Box
c)
Breakout
35.
has an input power that is routed through main breakers, which protect the circuit in the event of a short
a)
Fuse
b)
Ballast
c)
Circuit Breaker
36.
an over-current protective device with a circuit-opening fusible part that is heated and severed by the passage of over-current through it
a)
Fuse
b)
Ballast
c)
Circuit Breaker
37.
a device designed to open and close a circuit by non- automatic means and to open the circuit automatically on a predetermined over-current without damage to itself when properly applied within its rating
a)
Fuse
b)
Ballast
c)
Circuit Breaker
38.
Cylindrical extension for the front of the light, which slips into the gel frame holder to eliminate unwanted flare
a)
Top Hat/ Snoot
b)
Gobo
c)
Scroller
39.
a piece of stainless steel that has a design cut into it that controls the amount of light passing through it
a)
Top Hat/ Snoot
b)
Gobo
c)
Scroller
40.
a device that hangs off the front of a lighting fixture that contains a roll of different colored gels that is remotely controlled
a)
Top Hat/ Snoot
b)
Gobo
c)
Scroller
41.
a term used to fix the lamp source at the focal point to create an even field of light projected from a lighting fixture and tightening each bolt
a)
Lock it Down
b)
Bench Focus
c)
Focus
42.
the act of placing a beam of light on stage, using the center of a projected light source as a reference centered on a person
a)
Lock it Down
b)
Bench Focus
c)
Focus
43.
Identify the connector
a)
Stage Pin Connector
b)
Twist-Lock Connector
c)
Edison Connector
44.
Identify the connector
a)
Stage Pin Connector
b)
Twist-Lock Connector
c)
Edison Connector
45.
Identify the connector
a)
Stage Pin Connector
b)
Twist-Lock Connector
c)
Edison Connector
46.
Identify the cable
a)
Powercon
b)
SOCA/Multipin
c)
Camlock Multicable
47.
Identify the cable
a)
Powercon
b)
SOCA/Multipin
c)
Camlock Multicable
48.
Identify the cable
a)
Powercon
b)
SOCA/Multipin
c)
Camlock Multicable
49.
Identify the one that is not a cable/wire.
a)
ACL
b)
DMX
c)
PSI
d)
XLR
e)
SOCA
50.

What personal protection is needed during most power tool usage?

a)

Safety glasses

b)

Ear plugs

c)

im not sure

d)

dust mask

51.

What attire is required with working set construction?

a)

Flip flops

b)

Gloves

c)

Closed toes shoes

d)

jewelry

e)

Baggy clothes

52.

You may use equipment that you have not been checked out on or taught to use.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

Which does not represent horseplay?

a)

Wrestling

b)

Running

c)

Working

d)

Playing with water

54.

What do we do if someone says "Head's"?

a)

OH NO!

b)

Clear

c)

Run Away

d)

Protect your head and look for falling objects

55.

What is 1?

a)

Blade Guard

b)

Fence

c)

Table

d)

Miter Scale

56.

What is 2?

a)

On/Off Switch

b)

Miter Latch

c)

Quick Release Lever

d)

Vise

57.

What is 8?

a)

Table

b)

Vise

c)

Miter Scale

d)

Fence

58.

What is 5?

a)

Blade Guard

b)

Fence

c)

Miter Latch

d)

Quick Release Lever

59.

What is 9?

a)

Vise

b)

Fence

c)

Blade Guard

d)

Miter Scale

60.

What is 6?

a)

Fence

b)

Blade Guard

c)

Table

d)

Table Locking Knob

61.

What is 3?

a)

Fence

b)

Blade Guard

c)

Table

d)

Table Locking Knob

62.

What is 7?

a)

Miter Latch

b)

Table Locking Knob

c)

Quick Release Lever

d)

Blade Guard

63.

What is 1?

a)

Battery

b)

Chuck

c)

Clutch Selector

d)

Drill Type Selector

64.

Which of the following shoes would be the best choice for working in a scene shop?

a)

Sandals

b)

Work boots

c)

Flip-flops

d)

Slides

65.

Which of the following people displays correct lifting or carrying?

a)

Image A

b)

Image B

c)

Image C

d)

Image D

66.

Never work alone in a scene shop.

a)

True

b)

False

67.

Dull blades are okay for use on lumber.

a)

True

b)

False

68.

Always check depth and thickness of cutting blades and lumber.

a)

True

b)

False

69.

Ear plugs are required for working noisy machinery.

a)

True

b)

False

70.

We should sweep once a week.

a)

True

b)

False

71.

Brushes and paint trays must be washed after each use - water runs clear when cleaned.

a)

True

b)

False

72.

Mop buckets should be emptied after each use.

a)

True

b)

False

73.

What is 2?

a)

Clutch Selector

b)

Drill Type Selector

c)

On/Off or Trigger Switch

d)

Reverse Switch

74.

What is 6?

a)

Battery

b)

Reverse Switch

c)

Speed Selector

d)

Drill Type Selector

75.

What is 3?

a)

Battery

b)

Chuck

c)

Clutch Selector

d)

Drill Type Selector

76.

What is 7?

a)

Drill Type Selector

b)

Battery

c)

Chuck

d)

Clutch Selector

e)

On/Off or Trigger Switch

77.

What type of cut is indicated by the number 1?

a)

Cross Cut

b)

Miter Cut

c)

Rip Cut

d)

Bevel Cut

78.

What type of cut is indicated by the number 4?

a)

Cross Cut

b)

Miter Cut

c)

Rip Cut

d)

Bevel Cut