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WorksheetsMontes Theater Electives Semester 1 Final Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
What does "theater" refer to?
A person who writes plays
A place where live performances are presented
The director of a production
A type of dramatic performance
Who is a playwright?
An actor who performs on stage
A technician in charge of lighting
The person who writes plays
The audience member who critiques performances
What is the primary role of the director?
To act as the main actor in the play
To manage the production financial budget.
What is a cue?
A signal for an actor or technician to take action
A type of stage direction
A moment of silence in a performance
A piece of dialogue spoken by an actor
What are stage directions?
Which term describes the area of the stage closest to the audience?
What does blocking refer to in theater?
The script of the play
The planned movement and positioning of actors
The audience's reaction during the performance
The lighting design for the stage
Audience etiquette includes:
Talking to friends during a performance
Using cell phones during the show
Sitting quietly and respecting the performance
Yelling at the actors on stage
What is dialogue?
A signal for the lighting technician
The actions performed by actors
The spoken lines between characters
The stage directions in a script
What does slating refer to?
The introduction of oneself before a performance
The process of rehearsing a scene
A type of blocking
The final performance of a play
What is pantomime?
A live musical performance
Performance using gestures without spoken words
A dramatic monologue
A type of audience engagement
A gesture is defined as
A type of vocal technique
A static scene created by actors
A movement that expresses an idea or feeling
A type of stage direction
What is a tableau?
A type of dialogue
A frozen scene created by actors
A form of vocal variety
A character's monologue
Vocal variety includes which of the following?
Only the pitch of the voice
The script of the play
The audience's reaction
Different vocal qualities like pitch, tone, rate, and volume
Articulators are important for:
Creating stage sets
Producing clear speech sounds
Designing costumes
Directing the actors
Pitch refers to
The loudness of a voice
The speed of delivery
The character's dialogue
The highness or lowness of a sound
Tone is defined as
The quality that conveys emotion in a voice
The speed at which a performer speaks
The volume of the performance
The type of stage used
Rate refers to
The loudness of a voice
The pitch of a voice
The speed at which a performer delivers lines
The gestures used in a performance
Volume is defined as
The character's emotional state
The loudness or softness of a voice
The quality of the stage
The pace of the scene
Describe your experience in theater class 1st semester. Include your favorite activity we did in class this semester and one thing you learned or improved on. Share one thing you are looking forward to in this class next semester.
