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When designing lights, set, costumes, sound, and props it is important for the design teams to consider:
information given in the script
mood and tone of the play
all of these answers
time period and style of the play
2
The ability to focus and pay close attention:
Movement
Concentration
Observation
Imagination
3
The power of seeing and taking notice as well as paying attention to details:
sensory awareness
concentration
movement
observation
4
A person who plans the dances for a musical is called the
light board operator
director
choreographer
stage manager
5
The properties master is the person that...
both blue and yellow
sells property
creates and designs props
acquires props through purchase or borrowing
6
Which of the following best defines the phrase "breaking character"?
losing concentration or getting out of character during a scene
the problems or obstacles a character must overcome
a spontaneous style of theatre using unrehearsed and unscripted scenes
when an actor has fallen and suffered an injury
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What are the 5 personal resources?
Imagination, Concentration, Observation, Sensory Awareness, and Movement
None of these answers
Imagination, Concentration, Acting, Food, and Sleep
Pantomime, History, Music, Colors, and Dance
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Which of the following are necessary to have an effective improvised scene?
movements and gesture
all of these
improv scene structure
projection
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The process of transforming ideas into action:
observation
movement
sensory awareness
imagination
10
Where does the resolution ("denouement") of a scene happen?
the middle
after the scene is over
the beginning
near the end
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The "vision" for a play comes from:
actors
the director
designers
all of these
12
A callback is
an additional opportunity for an actor to audition for a production
none of these answers
when the director calls a rehearsal
a call that comes from backstage
13
Which of the following is an example of a musical theatre performance?
a play where music is not used at all
a play where actors act, sing, and dance to tell a story
a play where a song is played over the sound system
a play where sound effects are the central focus of the story
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What were the first types of theatrical performances?
Prehistoric rituals
Ancient Greek tragedies
Shakespearean comedies
Broadway musicals
15
A story must have which of the following to be considered complete?
Beginning and middle
beginning, middle, end, and credits
beginning and end
beginning, middle, and end
16
Which of the following means to match your lips with the words that are spoken by others?
pantomime
Stanislavski Loft
lip-sync
comedic interpretation
17
Which of the following is important for actors to have while singing?
tech skills
focal point
breath control
props
18
What is improvisation?
reading a script
scripted acting
acting without words
unscripted acting
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The ability to use your 5 senses to become conscious of the world around you:
movement
observation
concentration
sensory awareness
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The power to create and see pictures in the mind:
Sensory awareness
Imagination
Observation
Concentration
