WorksheetsCreative Arts and Sports Ethics Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which criterion focuses on how actors connect with viewers emotionally?
Props
Audience involvement
Setting
Melodic structure
How does analysing past performances enhance creativity?
It forces repetition
It encourages learning from previous outcomes
It removes imagination
It limits experimentation
A learner compares two costumes and decides which one better shows a character’s role. Which criterion is being used?
Conflict
Internalisation
Props and costumes
Body movement
Which observation best shows an evaluation of conflict in a play?
The set is brightly coloured
The plot tension builds as characters struggle
The costumes match the theme
The actors speak loudly
Which statement shows a judgement about an effective resolution?
It confuses the audience
It clearly settles the main problem
It uses many props
It improves lighting
A learner suggests combining gesture and vocal tone to express sadness in a performance. This is an example of:
Remembering
Analysing
Creating
Evaluating
Which practice represents integrity in sports?
Trafficking banned substances
Playing honestly
Ignoring rules
Intentionally fouling
Why does doping violate sports rules?
It keeps competitions too slow
It gives unfair advantage and breaks regulations
It reduces training needs
It improves entertainment
A referee suspends a player for refusing a sample test. This action relates to which violation?
Gene modification
Missed anti-doping procedures
Fair play
Audience involvement
A team’s performance drops because players insult each other. What does this reflect?
Good discipline
Toxic environment
Strong teamwork
Improved reputation
A coach praises a player for accepting defeat calmly. This behaviour represents:
Poor sportsmanship
Humility
Aggression
Conflict
A learner suggests adding soft dynamics (mp) to enhance emotional contrast in a vocal piece. What skill is being used?
Remembering
Creating
Understanding
Applying
Which music element shows whether a piece uses voice alone or with instruments?
Time signature
Media of performance
Dynamics
Rests
Why does a key signature matter in vocal music?
It controls stage movement
It influences the mood and sound of the piece
It determines the audience size
It shortens the melody
A music student identifies staccato markings and performs notes short and detached. What element are they applying?
Expression marks
Rests
Melodic structure
Key signature
A student observes that notes are arranged in groups that match the beat pattern. They are analysing:
Resolution
Grouping of notes
Internalisation
Audience involvement
Which judgement best reflects strong melodic structure?
The melody changes randomly
The sections show clear repetition and contrast
The notes are all the same length
The tempo is inconsistent
A learner recommends adding a gradual tempo increase (accelerando) to build excitement in the piece. This reflects:
Analysing
Creating
Remembering
Applying
A coach identifies that poor behaviour is causing repeated penalties in a match. Which impact is this?
Improved communication
Loss of sponsorship
Reduced conflicts
Team discipline
Which behaviour most reflects excellent sportsmanship?
Mocking opponents after scoring
Celebrating modestly
Ignoring the rules
Starting unnecessary arguments
