Technical Theatre Quiz! Ultimate Trivia
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What is this tool?
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Circular saw
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Radial arm saw
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Compound miter saw
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Angle cutting saw
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About This Quiz
Dive into the world of stagecraft with the 'Technical Theatre Quiz! Ultimate Trivia'. Assess your knowledge on tools like the compound miter saw, understand ancient Greek theatre devices, and explore roles from producer to director in theatre production.
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What is this device which was used in Greek theatres?
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Ekkyklema
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Deus ex machina
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Parados
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Skene
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A. Deus ex machinaExplanation
Deus ex machina refers to a device used in Greek theatres. It translates to "god from the machine" and was a technique where a god or supernatural being would be lowered onto the stage using a crane-like device to resolve a seemingly impossible situation. This device was commonly used to bring about a quick and convenient resolution to the plot.Rate this question:
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Which element of design creates the silhouette for a design or components of a design?
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Shape
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Line
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Texture
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Mass
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A. LineExplanation
Line is the element of design that creates the silhouette for a design or components of a design. Lines can be used to define the outline or shape of an object, and they can also be used to create the appearance of depth and volume. In terms of creating a silhouette, lines can be used to outline the edges of an object, creating a clear and distinct shape. Additionally, lines can be used to divide and separate different components within a design, further enhancing the overall silhouette.Rate this question:
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___________________ is responsible for securing sponsors and investors, keep budgets, and hiring artists.
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producer
ProducerExplanation
A producer is responsible for securing sponsors and investors, keeping budgets, and hiring artists. They play a crucial role in managing the financial aspects of a project or event, ensuring that it is properly funded and executed. Additionally, producers are often involved in decision-making processes and have the authority to make key creative and logistical decisions.Rate this question:
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The _____________ is in charge of creating an artistic concept for a play.
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Director
directorExplanation
The director is responsible for creating an artistic concept for a play. They have the creative vision and overall control of the production, including the interpretation of the script, the design elements, and the overall direction of the performances. They work closely with the actors, designers, and production team to bring their artistic vision to life on stage. The director's role is crucial in shaping the artistic direction and ensuring the cohesive and impactful presentation of the play.Rate this question:
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Who is responsible for keeping track of actors, crew members and organizing rehearsals?
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Stage manager
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Technical director
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Director
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Producer
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A. Stage managerExplanation
The stage manager is responsible for keeping track of actors, crew members, and organizing rehearsals. They play a crucial role in ensuring that everything runs smoothly during the production process. They work closely with the director, producer, and technical director to coordinate schedules, communicate information, and maintain the overall organization of the production. The stage manager is often considered the backbone of the production team, as they are responsible for ensuring that everyone is on the same page and that rehearsals and performances are executed effectively.Rate this question:
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Who is responsible for the execution of designs and making sure practical issues get solved with the set?
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Stage manager
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Director
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Producer
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Technical director
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A. Technical directorExplanation
The technical director is responsible for the execution of designs and ensuring that practical issues are resolved with the set. They work closely with the production team and designers to oversee the technical aspects of a production, such as lighting, sound, and set construction. They coordinate with various departments to ensure that the designs are implemented correctly and that any practical challenges are addressed. The technical director plays a crucial role in bringing the artistic vision to life on stage.Rate this question:
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Which type of stage is this?
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Found
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Proscenium
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Arena
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Thrust
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A. ArenaExplanation
This stage is an arena stage. An arena stage is a type of stage where the audience surrounds the performance area on all sides. It is also known as a theater-in-the-round. This type of stage provides a more intimate and immersive experience for the audience as they are closer to the action and can view the performance from different angles. It is commonly used for sports events, concerts, and theatrical performances where the audience engagement is crucial.Rate this question:
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Name this tool.
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Crescent wrench
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Box wrench
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Clamping wrench
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Chuck wrench
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A. Crescent wrenchExplanation
A crescent wrench is a type of adjustable wrench with a movable jaw that can be adjusted to fit different sizes of nuts and bolts. It is called a crescent wrench because of its curved shape, resembling the shape of a crescent moon. This tool is commonly used in mechanical and plumbing works to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts. The other options, box wrench, clamping wrench, and chuck wrench, do not accurately describe this specific type of wrench.Rate this question:
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Name the tool.
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Jigsaw
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Handheld miter saw
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Router saw
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Circular saw
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A. Circular sawExplanation
A circular saw is a tool used for making straight cuts in various materials, such as wood, plastic, or metal. It consists of a circular blade with sharp teeth that rotates at high speed, allowing it to quickly and accurately cut through the material. Unlike a handheld miter saw, which is specifically designed for making angled cuts, a circular saw is versatile and can be used for both straight and angled cuts. It is a popular tool among carpenters, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts due to its ease of use and ability to make precise cuts.Rate this question:
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What is the area offstage where actors wait to go on stage called?
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Legs
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Wings
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Border
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Outstage
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A. WingsExplanation
The area offstage where actors wait to go on stage is called "wings." This term is commonly used in theater and refers to the sides of the stage, usually concealed from the audience's view, where actors can wait for their cues and prepare for their entrances. The wings provide a space for actors to stay hidden from the audience while they are not performing and allow for smooth transitions between scenes.Rate this question:
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Who created perspective drawing and used central point perspective?
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Sebastiano Serlio
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Leonardo da Vinci
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Mr. King
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Giacomo Torelli
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A. Sebastiano SerlioExplanation
Sebastiano Serlio is credited with creating perspective drawing and using central point perspective. He was an Italian architect and theorist who published "Tutte l'opere d'architettura et prospetiva" in 1537, which included detailed explanations and illustrations of perspective drawing techniques. Serlio's work greatly influenced the development of perspective in art and architecture during the Renaissance period. Leonardo da Vinci, although a renowned artist and inventor, is not specifically known for creating perspective drawing or using central point perspective. Mr. King and Giacomo Torelli are not relevant figures in the context of perspective drawing.Rate this question:
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Which type of stage is this?
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Arena
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Thrust
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Found
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Proscenium
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A. ThrustExplanation
This stage is a thrust stage. A thrust stage is a type of stage that extends into the audience on three sides, with the audience seated on three sides of the stage. This allows for a more intimate and immersive theatrical experience, as the performers are closer to the audience and can engage with them from multiple angles.Rate this question:
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This Greek deity is the patron god of theatre, wine, and fertility.
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Aphrodite
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Hermes
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Dionysus
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Apollo
Correct Answer
A. DionysusExplanation
Dionysus is the correct answer because he is the Greek deity associated with theatre, wine, and fertility. He is often depicted as the god of wine and revelry, and his worship was closely linked to the performing arts, particularly theatre. Dionysus was also associated with fertility and the abundance of nature, making him a patron of agriculture and the growth of crops. Therefore, Dionysus fits the description given in the question.Rate this question:
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What is the spot where the canal walls seem to converge known as?
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Central point
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Horizon point
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Convergence
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Vanishing point
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A. Vanishing pointExplanation
The spot where the canal walls seem to converge is known as the vanishing point. This term is commonly used in perspective drawing and refers to the point in the distance where parallel lines appear to meet. In this context, it indicates the point where the canal walls appear to converge and disappear into the distance.Rate this question:
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Which designer is responsible for helping shape the rhythm of action and mood of a play?
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Lighting
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Costumes
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Scenery
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Sound
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A. LightingExplanation
Lighting is responsible for helping shape the rhythm of action and mood of a play. It plays a crucial role in creating atmosphere, highlighting important moments, and enhancing the overall visual experience for the audience. By using different lighting techniques, colors, and intensities, lighting designers can evoke emotions, establish the passage of time, and guide the audience's focus. The careful placement and manipulation of light can greatly impact the tone and atmosphere of a scene, making it an essential element in theatrical productions.Rate this question:
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Using the song I'll Follow You Into the Dark in the tomb scene of Romeo and Juliet would be what type of sound?
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Reproduction
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Reinforcement
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Option 3
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Option 4
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A. ReinforcementExplanation
Reinforcement refers to the use of sound or music to enhance or emphasize the emotions or actions happening on stage. In the context of the tomb scene in Romeo and Juliet, using the song "I'll Follow You Into the Dark" would reinforce the emotions of love, devotion, and tragedy. The song's lyrics and melody would add depth and intensity to the scene, amplifying the emotional impact on the audience.Rate this question:
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This Medieval device was used by traveling troupes to present mystery plays.
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Slipstage
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Ekkyklema
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Pageant wagon
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Booth stage
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A. Pageant wagonExplanation
A pageant wagon is a type of Medieval device that was used by traveling troupes to present mystery plays. These wagons were essentially mobile stages that could be moved from one location to another, allowing the troupe to perform their plays in different towns and villages. The wagon would be set up in a central location, and the play would be performed on its stage. This allowed for the plays to be accessible to a wider audience, as the troupe could travel to different communities and perform for the locals.Rate this question:
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Name the tool.
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Impact driver
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Screw gun
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Spiral shank
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Jig
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A. Screw gunExplanation
The correct answer is "Screw gun." A screw gun is a tool used for driving screws into various materials. It is designed to provide high torque and speed, making it efficient and time-saving compared to manual screwdrivers. Screw guns are commonly used in construction, woodworking, and other industries where a large number of screws need to be driven quickly and accurately.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is used to face or skin a flat?
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2x4
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1x4
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Lauan
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Masonite
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A. LauanExplanation
Lauan is a type of tropical hardwood plywood that is commonly used to face or skin a flat surface. It is often used in construction and woodworking projects due to its durability, affordability, and ease of use. Lauan plywood is known for its smooth and even surface, making it an ideal choice for facing or skinning a flat. It can be easily cut and shaped to fit the desired dimensions, making it a popular choice among builders and craftsmen.Rate this question:
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When painting on the stage it is okay to have your headphones in.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
When painting on the stage, it is not okay to have your headphones in. This is because wearing headphones can impair your ability to hear instructions, cues, or warnings from other crew members or stage managers. It is important to be fully aware of your surroundings and be able to communicate effectively while working on the stage, which can be hindered by wearing headphones. Therefore, it is not recommended to wear headphones while painting on the stage.Rate this question:
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Climbing on the lift while it is in the air is not allowed.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Climbing on the lift while it is in the air is not allowed because it is unsafe and can lead to accidents or injuries. Lifts are designed to carry people or objects in a controlled manner, and climbing on them while they are in motion can disrupt the balance and stability of the lift. It is important to follow safety regulations and guidelines to ensure the well-being of everyone using the lift.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is not required when cutting a piece of wood?
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Take off loose jewel
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Wear safety glasses
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Wear gloves
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Measure twice
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A. Wear glovesExplanation
When cutting a piece of wood, wearing gloves is not required. Gloves can actually be a safety hazard while working with power tools or sharp objects as they can get caught in the machinery or prevent a firm grip on the tools. Safety glasses are essential to protect the eyes from any flying debris. Taking off loose jewelry is important to avoid them getting caught in the machinery. Measuring twice is necessary to ensure accurate cuts. Therefore, wearing gloves is not necessary in this context.Rate this question:
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What is the backdrop used in a cycle play called?
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Cyc
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Mansion
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Skene
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Tiring house
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A. MansionExplanation
In a cycle play, the backdrop used is called a "mansion". A mansion is a type of stage set that represents a specific location or setting in the play. It typically consists of a painted backdrop that depicts the exterior of a building or structure, such as a castle, house, or palace. The mansion serves as a visual representation of the scene and helps to transport the audience to the appropriate setting for each part of the play.Rate this question:
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Name the tool.
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Panel saw
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Compound miter saw
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Standing saw
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Table saw
Correct Answer
A. Table sawExplanation
A table saw is a tool used for woodworking, specifically for making straight cuts in wood. It consists of a circular saw blade mounted on an arbor, which is driven by an electric motor. The blade protrudes through the top of a flat table, allowing the user to guide the wood through the blade to make precise cuts. Unlike the other options listed, a table saw is specifically designed for cutting large pieces of wood on a flat surface, making it the correct answer in this context.Rate this question:
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Crickets are used in the background of a scene and the characters never mention it. What type of sound is this?
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Motivated
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Environmental
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Reinforced
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Casual
Correct Answer
A. EnvironmentalExplanation
The correct answer is "Environmental" because crickets are a type of ambient sound that is commonly used in film and television to create a natural and realistic background atmosphere. In this context, the crickets are used to enhance the setting and create a sense of being outdoors. The fact that the characters do not mention the sound further suggests that it is meant to be part of the environment rather than a significant plot point.Rate this question:
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What style is this design for The Glass Menagerie?
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Presentational
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Representational
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Sensational
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Realistic
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A. PresentationalExplanation
This design for The Glass Menagerie is presentational because it emphasizes the use of theatrical elements such as lighting, set design, and costumes to create a stylized and symbolic representation of the play's themes and emotions. The design is not meant to be a realistic depiction of the characters and their surroundings, but rather to enhance the audience's understanding and interpretation of the story.Rate this question:
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Which design element seems to stand out the most in this photo?
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Shape
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Color
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Texture
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Mass
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A. ColorExplanation
In this photo, the design element that stands out the most is color. This can be inferred based on the fact that the question asks for the element that "seems to stand out the most." While shape, texture, and mass are all important design elements, the emphasis on "stand out" suggests that color is the most visually striking aspect of the photo.Rate this question:
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What style of design is this set for Fences?
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Presentational
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Representational
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Sensational
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Casual
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A. RepresentationalExplanation
The design set for fences is representational. This means that the design aims to portray or depict something in a realistic or accurate way. It may include elements such as images, patterns, or symbols that represent or symbolize the purpose or nature of the fences. The design is not purely decorative or abstract, but rather aims to visually communicate the intended message or function of the fences.Rate this question:
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This theatre is considered the birthplace of theatre. What is its official name?
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Teatro Olimipico
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Teatro Farnese
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Theatre of Pompey
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Theatre of Dionysus
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A. Theatre of DionysusExplanation
The Theatre of Dionysus is considered the birthplace of theatre because it was the first theatre ever built in ancient Athens, Greece. It was dedicated to Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and fertility, who was also the patron deity of theatre. The theatre was used for the performance of tragedies, comedies, and other theatrical events during the ancient Greek festivals. It played a significant role in the development and evolution of Greek theatre, making it the official birthplace of theatre.Rate this question:
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The waves crashing against the door at the end of Titanic would be considering motivated sounds.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that the waves crashing against the door at the end of Titanic would be considered motivated sounds. However, this is not true. Motivated sounds are sounds that are intentionally created or produced by a specific action or event. In the case of the waves crashing against the door, it is not a sound that is intentionally created or produced, but rather a natural occurrence. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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By having a large bookcase upstage in a production of Beauty and the Beast, the scenic designer has provided a strong ________________.
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Set balance
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Central metaphor
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Artistic choice
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Thought provoker
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A. Central metaphorExplanation
The presence of a large bookcase upstage in a production of Beauty and the Beast suggests that it serves as a central metaphor. The bookcase represents knowledge, learning, and the power of books, which are important themes in the story. It symbolizes the transformative power of education and the ability to see beyond appearances, just like Belle does in the story. The bookcase becomes a visual representation of the central message of the production, making it a central metaphor.Rate this question:
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What is the name of the building upstage on an Elizabethan stage where actors can rest between scenes and enter from multiple doorways?
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Tiring house
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Green room
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Skene
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Resting room
Correct Answer
A. Tiring houseExplanation
The correct answer is Tiring house. In Elizabethan theaters, the tiring house was the building located at the back of the stage. It served as a backstage area where actors could rest between scenes and change their costumes. It also had multiple doorways, allowing actors to enter and exit the stage from different directions. The tiring house was an essential part of the theater infrastructure during the Elizabethan era.Rate this question:
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Which is primary objective of a designer?
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Create mood
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Provide central metaphor
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Tell a story
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Solve practical issues
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A. Tell a storyExplanation
The primary objective of a designer is to tell a story. Designers use their creative skills to visually communicate a narrative or message through their designs. By incorporating elements such as color, typography, and imagery, designers can evoke emotions and engage the audience in a compelling story. Through their designs, they aim to convey a message or idea effectively and leave a lasting impact on the viewers.Rate this question:
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Which of the following are NOT things clothing may suggest about the wearer?
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Occasion
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Level of independence
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Flamboyance
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Occupation
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Ethnicity
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A. EthnicityExplanation
Clothing can suggest various things about the wearer, such as the occasion, level of independence, flamboyance, and occupation. However, ethnicity is not something that clothing can accurately convey about a person. While certain clothing styles may be associated with specific cultural or ethnic groups, it is not a definitive indicator of a person's ethnicity. Ethnicity is a complex aspect of a person's identity that encompasses various factors beyond their choice of clothing.Rate this question:
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Throwing a ball in the theatre is perfectly fine during class or work call as long as no one is in your way.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Throwing a ball in the theatre during class or work call is not fine, even if no one is in your way. It can still cause damage to property or disrupt the environment. It is important to maintain appropriate behavior and follow rules and regulations in such settings to ensure safety and respect for others.Rate this question:
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The painting is an example of which type of texture?
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Tactile
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Non-tactile
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Both
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Overdone
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A. BothExplanation
The painting is an example of both tactile and non-tactile texture. Tactile texture refers to the physical quality of the surface that can be felt through touch, such as roughness or smoothness. Non-tactile texture, on the other hand, refers to the visual representation of texture that can be perceived through sight, such as the illusion of roughness or smoothness created by brushstrokes or patterns. In this painting, the artist has used both physical texture (tactile) and visual texture (non-tactile) to create a multi-dimensional and textured artwork.Rate this question:
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Name the tool.
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Framing square
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T square
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Speed square
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Boomerang square
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A. Framing squareExplanation
A framing square is a tool used in carpentry and woodworking to measure and mark right angles. It consists of a long arm and a shorter arm that are perpendicular to each other. The long arm is typically 24 inches long, while the shorter arm is 16 inches long. The framing square is commonly used for laying out and cutting rafters, stairs, and other structural elements in construction projects. It is an essential tool for ensuring accurate and precise measurements in framing work.Rate this question:
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Using numerous filing cabinets in a set design for 9 to 5 would incorporate which designer element?
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Texture
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Mass
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Shape
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Scale
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A. ShapeExplanation
Using numerous filing cabinets in a set design for 9 to 5 would incorporate the designer element of shape. The filing cabinets have a specific form and outline, which contributes to the overall visual composition of the set design. The shape of the filing cabinets can create a sense of order and organization, adding to the storytelling and aesthetic appeal of the production.Rate this question:
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This drawing is an example of which type of texture?
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Tactile
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Non-tactile
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Both
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Either
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A. TactileExplanation
This drawing is an example of tactile texture because it appears to have a physical texture that can be felt or touched.Rate this question:
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This painting provides a strong example of using __________.
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Texture
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Mass
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Composition
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Line
Correct Answer
A. CompositionExplanation
This painting provides a strong example of using composition. Composition refers to how the elements of a piece of artwork are arranged and organized. In this painting, the artist has carefully arranged the various elements such as color, shape, and form to create a harmonious and balanced composition. The placement of the different elements and the overall arrangement of the painting contribute to its visual impact and effectiveness.Rate this question:
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Determining which shade of grey would be best for stones in A Midsummer Night's Dream would be which type of issue?
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Aesthetic
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Practical
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A. AestheticExplanation
The question is asking about the type of issue involved in determining the shade of grey for stones in A Midsummer Night's Dream. In this context, the issue of determining the shade of grey for stones is related to aesthetics. Aesthetics refers to the study of beauty and principles of art, and in this case, choosing the shade of grey for stones would be a matter of visual appeal and artistic consideration rather than practicality.Rate this question:
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Deciding whether or not you can afford to have the water onstage for A Lonely Impulse of Delight is an example of which type of issue?
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Aesthetic
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Practical
Correct Answer
A. PracticalExplanation
The question is asking about the type of issue involved in deciding whether or not to have water onstage for a play. The answer "Practical" is correct because it refers to the practical considerations and logistical aspects that need to be taken into account when making this decision. This includes factors such as the cost of acquiring and managing the water, the technical requirements for incorporating water into the performance, and the potential risks and challenges associated with its use.Rate this question:
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Which element of design is already evident or clearly incorporated in the process of Midsummer?
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Scale
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Texture
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Composition
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Shape
Correct Answer
A. ScaleExplanation
Scale is the correct answer because it refers to the size and proportion of elements in a design. In the context of the process of Midsummer, scale may be evident in the way the various elements and components are sized and positioned in relation to each other. It could also refer to the overall size and magnitude of the design itself.Rate this question:
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Name the tool.
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Twist clamp
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U Clamp
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C clamp
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Real clamp
Correct Answer
A. C clampExplanation
A C clamp is a tool used to hold two objects together tightly. It consists of a long screw that is threaded through a frame with two flat ends. By turning the screw, the two flat ends can be brought closer together, exerting pressure and securely holding the objects in place. C clamps are commonly used in woodworking, metalworking, and construction projects to provide stability and support.Rate this question:
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The following piece of equipment is used when doing which of the following.
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Cutting masonite
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Using spray paint
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Both
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Neither
Correct Answer
A. BothExplanation
The piece of equipment mentioned in the question is used for cutting masonite and using spray paint. This means that the equipment is versatile and can be used for both activities.Rate this question:
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These set pieces (picture on the sides of the stage) are 3 sided to created different backgrounds and derived from ancient Greek design.
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Skene
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Ekkyklema
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Periaktoi
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Parados
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A. PeriaktoiExplanation
Periaktoi are three-sided set pieces that can be rotated to display different backgrounds. They were derived from ancient Greek design and were commonly used in Greek theater. These set pieces allowed for quick scene changes and added visual interest to the stage.Rate this question:
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Who helps the technical director manage the build of a set?
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Director
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Welder
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Master carpenter
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Production manager
Correct Answer
A. Master carpenterExplanation
A master carpenter helps the technical director manage the build of a set. They have expertise in carpentry and construction, and they work closely with the technical director to ensure that the set is built according to the director's vision and specifications. The master carpenter oversees the construction process, manages the carpentry team, and ensures that the set is built safely and efficiently. They play a crucial role in bringing the director's vision to life on stage or on screen.Rate this question:
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Who helps the lighting designer hang and focus lights?
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Technical director
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Master electrician
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Design assistant
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Hanger
Correct Answer
A. Master electricianExplanation
A lighting designer is responsible for creating the overall lighting design for a production, but they often require assistance in hanging and focusing the lights. The master electrician is the person who helps the lighting designer with this task. They have extensive knowledge and experience in handling electrical equipment and are skilled in hanging and focusing lights. They work closely with the lighting designer to ensure that the lights are properly installed and positioned according to the design plan. Therefore, the master electrician is the correct answer to the question.Rate this question:
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