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WorksheetsTheatre Worksheet
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is theatre?
A type of game
A live performance in front of an audience
A movie on TV
A book
Where do actors perform in theatre?
Classroom
Playground
Stage
Library
Who performs the characters in a play?
Singers
Audience
Actors
Painters
Who watches a theatre performance?
Actors
Audience
Musicians
Directors
Theatre performances happen ______.
On television
In books
Live
On radio
6. The story of a play is called:
a script
a plot
a dialogue
a scene
Which of the following is used by actors in a play?
Poem
Script
Song
Essay
What helps actors remember their lines?
Notebook
Script
Poster
Ticket
Which of these is needed for a play?
Camera
Stage
Computer
Microphone only
Theatre is different from movies because theatre is ______.
Recorded
Animated
Live
Edited
What do actors say on stage?
Essays
Dialogues
Letters
Notes
What is a rehearsal?
Watching a play
Practicing before a play
Who writes the play?
Actor
Playwright
Audience
Painter
What do actors wear during a play?
Uniform
Costume
Pajamas
Raincoat
Which of these is used on stage?
Props
Books
Blackboard
Lunch box
What are props?
Songs
Stage lights
Objects used by actors
Dialogues
Theatre teaches us to ______.
Fight
Shout
Express feelings
Sleep
How should the audience behave during a play?
Talk loudly
Run around
Sit quietly
Play games
When should we clap in a play?
In the middle
At the end
Before it starts
Never
Theatre uses which of these?
Acting
Expressions
Movements
All of the above
Theatre is a form of ______ art.
Drawing
Performing
Writing
Painting
Which one is NOT part of theatre?
Actor
Audience
Stage
Classroom
What do we call the people behind the stage?
Audience
Backstage team
Actors
Students
Which helps to show night or day on stage?
Curtains
Lights
Costumes
Chairs
Theatre performances are usually done ______.
Alone
In groups
Only by teachers
Only by adults
Theatre helps children to become ______.
Shy
Silent
Confident
Lazy
Which sense is most used while watching theatre?
Taste
Smell
Sight
Touch
What do we call the start of a play?
Ending
Interval
Beginning
Break
Theatre stories can be ______.
Funny
Serious
Educational
All of the above
Which one tells actors where to stand and move?
Script directions
Ticket
Poster
Song
Theatre performances can happen in ______.
Auditorium
Open ground
Amphitheatre
All of the above
Theatre is also called ______.
Live drama
Cartoon
Painting
Sports
32. The skill that improves through theatre is:
Communication
Mathematics
Cooking
Swimming
What is the ending of a play called?
Start
Middle
Climax
Finish
Actors use body and face to show ______.
Marks
Emotions
Numbers
Rules
Theatre is best enjoyed when it is ______.
Silent
Dark
Live
Online
What separates the audience and the stage?
Board
Curtain
Door
Wall
Theatre helps us understand ______.
Maths
Feelings
Which one is NOT theatre etiquette?
Clapping
Keeping quiet
Using mobile phone
Respecting actors
Theatre performances tell stories through ______.
Acting
Movement
Dialogue
All of the above
Who gives instructions to actors during rehearsal?
Audience
Director
Guard
Painter
Theatre performances are planned ______.
Suddenly
Without practice
With rehearsal
Without script
Theatre is a mix of ______.
Acting and story
Dance and music
Expressions and movement
All of the above
Theatre performances usually have a ______.
Story
Test
Exam
Homework
Theatre actors must speak ______.
Very fast
Clearly
Slowly only
Loudly only
Which word means “practice” in theatre?
Performance
Rehearsal
Dialogue
Script
Theatre can be used to ______.
Entertain
Teach
Spread messages
All of the above
Who is most important in theatre?
Only actors
Only audience
Only director
Everyone involved
Theatre performances usually end with ______.
Silence
Fighting
Applause
Homework
Theatre helps children improve ______.
Confidence
Communication
Imagination
All of the above
Theatre is best described as ______.
Reading
Watching TV
Live storytelling
Drawing
