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Parts of the Stage and Types of Stages Quiz

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 29mins

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1.

Another word for the audience is the (a)   .

2.

What is a stage where the audience can sit on three sides called?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

3.

What is a stage where the audience can sit on ALL sides called?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

4.

What is a stage where the audience sits on only one side called?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

5.

What is a stage where the audience sits on two sides facing each other called?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

6.

Which type of stage is most commonly used for theatre?

a)

Proscenium stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

7.

Match the stage type with how many sides the audience can sit on.

a)

Proscenium Stage

1.

1 side

b)

Alley Theatre

2.

2 sides

c)

Thrust Stage

3.

3 sides

d)

Arena Stage

4.

4 sides

8.

What type of stage is this?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

9.

What type of stage is this?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

10.

What type of stage is this?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

11.

What type of stage is this?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

12.

What type of stage is this?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

13.

Which type of stage is called "tennis court theatre"?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

14.

Which type of stage is sometimes called "Theatre in the Round"?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

15.

Correctly label the parts of this proscenium stage.

16.

What part of the stage is represented by number 4?

a)

Upstage Left

b)

Upstage Right

c)

Downstage Left

d)

Downstage Right

17.

What part of the stage is number 2?

a)

Center Right

b)

Center Left

c)

Center Stage

d)

Downstage Center

18.

What part of the stage is number 5?

a)

Center Left

b)

Center Right

c)

Center Stage

d)

Upstage Center

19.

What part of the stage is number 1?

a)

Downstage Center

b)

Upstage Center

c)

Center Stage

d)

Center Left

20.

What part of the stage is number 3?

a)

Downstage Right

b)

Downstage Left

c)

Upstage Right

d)

Upstage Left

21.

What part of the stage is number 8?

a)

Downstage Left

b)

Downstage Right

c)

Upstage Left

d)

Upstage Right

22.

What part of the stage is number 7?

a)

Center Stage

b)

Upstage Center

c)

Downstage Center

d)

Center Right

23.

What part of the stage is number 9?

a)

Downstage Right

b)

Downstage Left

c)

Upstage Right

d)

Upstage Left

24.

What part of the stage is number 6?

a)

Center Stage

b)

Center Right

c)

Center Left

d)

Upstage Center

25.

Another word for the curtains that hang offstage and keep the actors hidden before their scene is the (a)   .

26.

The name of the sheet that hangs at the back of the stage that lights and projections can be shown on is the (a)   .

27.

The area where actors can wait during a show and where props and costumes can be stored is ________.

a)

House Right

b)

House Left

c)

Backstage

d)

Apron

28.

Draw the shape of a proscenium stage.

29.

Draw the shape of a thrust stage.

30.

Draw the shape of an arena stage.

31.

This stadium would be considered which type of stage?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

32.

Taylor Swift's concert stage is an example of what type of stage?

a)

Proscenium Stage

b)

Alley Theatre

c)

Thrust Stage

d)

Arena Stage

33.

​ (a)   is closer to the audience and​ (b)   is farther from the audience.

Choose from the below words
Downstage
Upstage
Center Stage
Stage Right
Stage Left