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Marketing and Props Review

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The giving of information about a product or service for promotional purposes is called ___________________.

a)

Sponsoring

b)

Marketing

c)

Graphic Design

d)

Merchandising

2.

What is the purpose of marketing in theatre?

a)

To get people to attend the shows

b)

To get customers to return to future shows

c)

Both

d)

Neither

3.

What type of marketing is free?

a)

Posters

b)

Billboards

c)

Social Media

d)

Merchandise

4.

What type of marketing is purchased by the customer and creates more advertising for you?

a)

Merchandise

b)

Billboards

c)

Posters

d)

Social Media

5.

A specific statement or image that sets your product apart from other products and makes it special is the __________________

a)

Underrated Serial Box

b)

Universal Statement Piece

c)

Unique Selling Point

d)

Unique Statement Product

6.

The group of people or specific age group that your product is designed for is the __________________.

a)

Target audience

b)

Total age group

c)

Unique Audience

d)

Audience Group

7.

In order to understand the theme of the play, the audience, and the USPs, the Marketing Designer should …..

a)

Research

b)

Read the script

c)

Talk with the director

d)

All of the above

8.

A separate “interaction” that your audience can have with your company/show outside of the actual performance, such as an autograph session or a dinner party with the cast would be called a ______________.

a)

Party

b)

Special Event

c)

Calendar Point

d)

Social Media

9.

A?

a)

Title

b)

Playwright

c)

Producing Company

d)

Date/Time

e)

Ticket Info

10.

B?

a)

Title

b)

Playwright

c)

Producing Company

d)

Date/Time

e)

Ticket Info

11.

C?

a)

Title

b)

Playwright

c)

Producing Company

d)

Date/Time

e)

Ticket Info

12.

E?

a)

Title

b)

Playwright

c)

Producing Company

d)

Date/Time

e)

Ticket Info

13.

G?

a)

Title

b)

Playwright

c)

Producing Company

d)

Date/Time

e)

Ticket Info

14.

F?

a)

Location

b)

Producer Requirements

c)

Producing Company

d)

Date/Time

e)

Ticket Info

15.

H?

a)

Location

b)

Producer Requirements

c)

Producing Company

d)

Date/Time

e)

Ticket Info

16.

What are props that actors can use, touch, pick up, or carry in a production called?

a)

Consumable prop

b)

Set Dressing

c)

Hand prop

d)

Costume prop

17.

Which type of prop gets eaten, beaten, or broken?

a)

Consumable prop

b)

Set Dressing

c)

Set prop

d)

Special effect prop

18.

What are props that are worn or carried to complete a 'look'?

a)

Set Dressing

b)

Special effect prop

c)

Costume prop

d)

Hand prop

19.

Which props are designed to do something specific or dangerous?

a)

Set prop

b)

Consumable prop

c)

Special effect prop

d)

Costume prop

20.

What serves the actors and the script by decorating the set?

a)

Special effect prop

b)

Hand prop

c)

Costume prop

d)

Set Dressing

21.

What is the collection of props that defines the environment and is not necessarily moved, such as furniture?

a)

Consumable prop

b)

Set Dressing

c)

Set prop

d)

Costume prop

22.

Which props are typically not moved and serve as decoration?

a)

Special effect prop

b)

Consumable prop

c)

Hand prop

d)

Set Dressing