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WorksheetsSS Term Test 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The unseen wall between actors and the audience.
a)
Fourth wall
b)
The Other Side
c)
Force Sheild
d)
Acting
e)
Stagehand
2.
A performer who fills in as a substitute, when the regular performer is unable to go on stage.
a)
Understudy
b)
Study Bubby
c)
Extra
d)
Friend
e)
Prop Master
3.
A person who writes plays.
a)
Playwright
b)
Writer
c)
Author
d)
English Teacher
e)
Stage Pictures
4.
A game where you make a frozen scene on stage.
a)
Stage Pictures
b)
Zip Zap Zop
c)
Warm Up
d)
Stories
e)
Climax
5.
A person in the performance who reads the parts of the story that are not spoken by the characters, providing context and setting the scene.
a)
narrator
b)
Man in The Sky
c)
The Voice
d)
Storyteller
e)
Fourth wall
6.
A member of the backstage, technical crew responsible for running the show, including lights, curtains, sets, props, and the costume changes.
a)
Stagehand
b)
Prop Master
c)
Director
d)
Actor
e)
narrator
7.
The person who designs, selects, and/or creates the props needed in a production for stage or screen.
a)
Prop Master
b)
Stagehand
c)
Artist
d)
Head Grip
e)
Falling Action
8.
Sets the scene, introduces characters, their relationships, goals, and the initial situation.
a)
Exposition
b)
Inciting Incident
c)
Set-up
d)
Begining
e)
Playwright
9.
The conflict starts, an inciting incident occurs, and tension builds through a series of complications and challenges, raising the stakes.
a)
Rising Action
b)
Conflict
c)
Tent Pole Moment
d)
Middle
e)
Denouement
10.
The stories turning point, where the main conflict reaches its highest intensity, often involving a crucial decision by the protagonist.
a)
Climax
b)
Chaos
c)
Crossing the Threshold
d)
Call to Adventure
e)
Inciting Incident
11.
The aftermath of the climax, where the tension gradually decreases as the consequences unfold and characters work toward resolving the problem.
a)
Falling Action
b)
Resurrection
c)
Descent
d)
Catastrophe
e)
Freytag’s Pyramid
12.
The conflict is fully resolved, the new normal is established, and the story concludes.
a)
Denouement
b)
Return with the Elixir
c)
End
d)
The Resolve
e)
Understudy
13.
The sequence of events that make up a story.
a)
Plot
b)
Summary
c)
Story Struture
d)
Map
e)
Exposition
14.
A model that shows the structure of a story, including five main parts: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
a)
Freytag’s Pyramid
b)
Monomyth
c)
Hero's Journey
d)
Plot
e)
Rising Action
15.
The event that starts the main conflict or problem in the story.
a)
Inciting Incident
b)
Cataylst
c)
Main Event
d)
Play Action
e)
Plot
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