Theatre: The Lively Art Book Quiz! Trivia
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Theatre: The lively artbook quiz trivia! There are a lot of things that happen to make the theatre come alive and gifted actors are a major part of this. Do you know some of the most common plays theatres go for? What are the different types of plays that exist? The quiz below is a way of testing how much you know about the theatre from the book. Check it out and see how good you are.
- 1.Which one is not the duty of the critic?
- A.
Someone who observers theatre and then analyzes and comments on it
- B.
Amakes a sharp, rapier like thrusts at performers and playwrights.
- C.
Establishing a point of view
- D.
Writes a review
- E.
In order to critic properly, they set out front and watch a performance.
- 2.This utilizes both internal and external forms of acting,___
- A.
Relaxation
- B.
Given Circumstances
- C.
Make Characters Believable
- D.
Synthesis and Integration
- E.
None of the Above
- 3.The inner truth or the internal world of the character. How would I react If were in this character's position is called?
- A.
Pantomime
- B.
Relaxation
- C.
The Magic of if or Inner truth
- D.
Dress Rehearsal
- E.
Given Circumstances
- 4.How does it Feel? What are we? What is the temperature? What is likey to happen? This is called?
- A.
Training specific forms of theater
- B.
Relaxation
- C.
Pantomime
- D.
Given Circumstances
- E.
Acting on Stage
- 5.What is not the challenge of acting?
- A.
To make the characters believable
- B.
To acquire the many skills- both physical and vocal- that stage performances demand; in other words, to master the craft of acting
- C.
To integrate these two, that is to combine skills with credibility.
- D.
None of the Above
- E.
All of the Above
- 6.______________ Rehearsal at which all the design and technical elements are brought together is called
- 7._________ Rehearsal in which the case goes through the entire text of the play in the order that will be performed.
- 8._________ Rehearsal in which a play is performed as it will be for the public, including all the scenery, costumes, and technical effects.
- 9.___________ dramatic structure in which there are few scenes, a short time passes, there are few locales, and the action begins chronologically close to the climax.
- 10._______ Dramatic structure in which there are few scenes, a short time passes, there a few locales, and the action begins chronologically close to the climax.
- 11.Easy Peasy: Which two are the duties of the producer?
- A.
Securing rights to the script and Supervising the advertising
- B.
Raises money to finance the production and overseeing the budget and the week-to-week financial management
- C.
Renting the Theatre Space and Dealing with Theatrical Unions
- D.
Hiring the director, performers, designers, and stage crews, and dealing with the agents for the playwright, director, and performers
- E.
All of the Above
- 12.Heroes and Heroines, or people who are extraordinary in some way that is "larger than life." Some extreme of human behavior. Think Lady Macbeth...
- A.
Comedy
- B.
Extraordinary Characters
- C.
Simple Characters
- D.
Lower Characters
- 13.A play that is light in tones, in concerned with issues that are not serious, has a happy ending is what Genre?
- A.
Heroic
- B.
Tragedy
- C.
Comedy
- D.
Melodrama
- 14.This refers to the serious drama that has heroic or noble characters and certain other traits of classic tragedy.
- A.
Melodrama
- B.
Comedy
- C.
Tragedy
- D.
Heroic Drama
- 15."song drama" or "music drama." Dramatic form made popular in the 19th century that emphasized action and spectacular effects and also used music; it has stock characters and clearly defined villains and heroes is referred to as:
- A.
Melodrama
- B.
Heroic
- C.
Comedy
- D.
Tragedy
- 16.A dramatic form involving serious action of universal significance and with important moral and philosophical implications.
- A.
Melodrama
- B.
Comedy
- C.
Heroic
- D.
Tragedy
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