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WorksheetsTheatre Quiz 5C
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
Theatre is a form of:
Visual art
Performing art
Literary art
Fine art
Theatre performances happen:
Only on screen
Only in books
Live in front of people
Through recording
The biggest difference between theatre and film is:
Costumes
Script
Live audience interaction
Acting
A play is mainly based on:
Pictures
Story and performance
Technology
Editing
The written form of a play is called:
Novel
Script
Article
Essay
Who writes the script of a play?
Playwright
Director
Actor
Producer
Who writes the script for a play?
Director
Actor
Playwright
Producer
The group of actors performing in a play is called:
Crew
Cast
Audience
Team
The people watching a play are known as:
Cast
Crew
Audience
Critics
Rehearsal means:
Final performance
Writing the script
Practice before performance
Watching a play
Rehearsals help actors to:
Memorise dialogues and movements
Entertain audience
Sell tickets
Decorate stage
Dialogue in theatre refers to:
Background music
Conversation between characters
Stage directions are written to guide:
Audience
Technicians
Actors’ movement and actions
Musicians
Which of these is NOT part of a theatre script?
Dialogues
Stage directions
Camera angles
Character names
Costumes help an actor to:
Change voice
Look like the character
Memorise lines
Control lights
Props are:
Clothes worn by actors
Objects used during performance
Background music
Stage lights
Set design shows:
Actor’s emotions
Place and environment of the story
Audience seating
Script writing
Backstage refers to:
Area for audience
Area behind the stage
Front of the stage
Ticket counter
Which person guides the overall performance?
Actor
Director
Audience
Writer
Theatre requires teamwork because:
One person performs everything
Many people work together
There is no script
There is no planning
Theatre performances can be done in:
Auditorium only
Open spaces and amphitheatres
Cinema hall only
Television studio
Theatre is called a “live art” because:
It is colourful
It happens in real time
It uses sound
It uses costumes
Blocking refers to:
Blocking audience view
Actors’ planned movements on stage
Blocking lights
Blocking sound
Which skill is MOST developed through theatre?
Calculation
Communication
Typing
Drawing
Theatre helps students become more:
Shy
Confident
Silent
Lazy
Mime is:
Acting with music
Acting without words
Dance drama
Puppet show
A monologue is:
Group dialogue
One character speaking alone
Background narration
Chorus speaking
Chorus usually means:
One actor
Group speaking or moving together
Audience participation
Background music
Which element creates mood in a play?
Tickets
Lights and sound
Chairs
Script cover
Theatre etiquette means:
Acting rules
Audience behaviour rules
Script rules
Costume rules
Which is correct theatre etiquette?
Talking loudly
Using mobile phone
Clapping at the end
Walking on stage
Theatre stories often reflect:
Real life
Imagination
Society
All of the above
32. The sense MOST used in theatre is:
Sight
Taste
Touch
Smell
Which of the following is related to sight and hearing?
Taste
Smell
Sight and hearing
Touch
The beginning of a play is called:
Climax
Introduction
Conclusion
Rehearsal
The ending of a play is known as:
Opening
Interval
Conclusion
Practice
Theatre performances change every time because:
Script changes
Actors change
It is live
Lights break
Which one is NOT a role in theatre?
Actor
Director
Editor
Technician
The backstage crew includes:
Audience
Light and sound operators
Theatre teaches discipline because:
Actors follow timing and rules
Audience controls play
Scripts are short
Costumes are heavy
Theatre helps in personality development by:
Encouraging expression
Improving teamwork
Building confidence
All of the above
Theatre can include:
Acting
Dance
Music
All of the above
A play usually has:
One scene
No story
Multiple scenes
Only songs
Which one is NOT needed for theatre?
Script
Actors
Audience
Camera editing
Theatre is different from storytelling because it:
Is written
Is acted live
Uses words
Uses imagination
Theatre helps students understand emotions through:
Reading
Expressions and actions
Writing
Memorising
Theatre performances usually end with:
Silence
Fighting
Applause
Darkness
Which quality is essential for an actor?
Fast writing
Emotional expression
Painting skill
Technical skill
Theatre performances are planned through:
Guesswork
Rehearsals
Audience response
Competition
Theatre allows audience to:
Interact emotionally
Edit performance
Control actors
Rewrite script
Theatre performances can educate by:
Giving moral lessons
Showing social issues
Telling stories
All of the above
Theatre is best described as:
Reading drama
Live storytelling using performance
Watching television
Silent acting
