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WorksheetsDrama End of Term Exam
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 36mins
A stage is a _________________________.
Performance space
Long board
Clean surface
A way of life
Mirroring refers to
Imitating someone’s actions
Copying someone
Copying the exact actions of someone else at the same time
Shaping someone into an image or emotion
Shaping another actor’s body into an image or emotion is called
Mirroring
Tableau
Mime
Sculpting
Which of the following below are considered the tools of performance?
Miming, acting, props and dancing
Body, voice, space and mind
Mop, broom and telephone
Stage, costume, props and music
Your Drama teacher has asked you to lead the cool-down session at the end of class. Which activities would you avoid doing?
Walking fast
Deep breathing
Verbal reflections
Slow stretches
What are concentration exercises used for in a Drama session?
Playing
Doing exercises
Focusing
Putting someone to sleep
A frozen picture or image is called a
Mirror exercise
Sculpting activity
Tableau
All of the above
An actor may prevent another actor from being clearly seen by standing in front of them or turning their back to the audience. This is known as
Blocking
Masking
Positions
Upstaging
Throwing your voice or speaking loudly is called
Projection
Articulation
Pitch
Tone
The characters Fancy Indian, Fancy Sailor and Midnight Robber are part of
Traditional carnival characters
Folklore
Indigenous people
None of the above
Sarah-Lee was not speaking clearly during her monologue for the school’s concert rehearsal. Which of the following areas did she need to improve in?
Projection
Body language
Blocking
Articulation
The stage area closest to the audience seating is referred to as
Backstage
Downstage
Centerstage
Upstage
If a student wants to reflect on a Drama class, the student is advised to use a
Game
Actor/actress
Mirror
Journal
The stage area that is furthest away from the audience seating is called
Upstage
Centersage
Downstage
Off stage
The strongest position for an actor to stand on stage is
Stage left
Upstage
Stage right
Centerstage
Which of the following are the MOST SUITABLE body positions for two actors who are talking during a live performance on a Proscenium stage?
Which of the following is correct definition of gestures?
Hand movements only
Hand and head movements
Posture
Gait
The person who performs the role of the character in a play is the
Actor/actress
Director
Designer
Stage manager
Items that used to create part of the set on stage are
Random objects
Costumes
Props
The cyclorama
The clothing worn by characters in a scene are the
Props
Setting
Backdrop
Costumes
The levels used in drama are
Focus, concentration and imagination
High, low and medium
Full back and full front
Stage left and stage right
The sound effects that are created for a scene are called
Landscapes
Soundscapes
Dialogues
All of the above
Which of the following are an example of theatre?
A live production of ‘Dog and Iguana’ by Gladys Stuart
‘Spongebob Squarepants’
100 metre trials/heats
None of the above
Which of the following venues is the MOST SUITABLE for the staging of your school’s Lenten drama production?
Movie Towne
Classroom
School car park
Naparima Bowl
a) Complete the diagram below with the correct stage positions.
b) Unscramble the words below.
c) Describe ONE (1) vocal drama activity that you have done in class
e) Explain the difference between drama and theatre.
2. a) Complete the crossword puzzle below from the hints given.
b) List FIVE (5) Traditional Carnival Characters.
c) Describe ONE (1) physical drama activity that you have done in class.
