Technical Theatre Pre-test
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Student Assessment for Technical Theatre
- 1.
- A.
Technical Director
- B.
Production Manager
- C.
Assistant Stage Manager
- D.
Scenic Charge
- E.
Producer
- 2.A thumbnail drawing is a drawing of:
- A.
An anatomical drawing
- B.
A drawing showing the plan of the set
- C.
Used for Scene Painting
- D.
A preliminary drawing of a set
- E.
None of the above
- 3.C.A.D. stands for:
- A.
Community Architectural Designs
- B.
Combination Accent Decision
- C.
Computer Aided Drafting
- D.
Computer Age Drawing
- E.
Complicated And Detrimental
- 4.The term "P.A.R." stands for
- A.
Parabolic Aluminized Reflector
- B.
Parabolic Annodized Refraction
- C.
Point And Run
- D.
Particulate Arc Reflector
- E.
None of the above
- 5.
- A.
Boomerang
- B.
Trombone
- C.
Dowser
- D.
Bell
- E.
Chopper
- 6.Phantom Power is used for
- A.
Channeling the theatre ghost
- B.
Boosting the signal power to a condenser mic
- C.
Boosting the signal power to a cardioid mic
- D.
None of these
- E.
All of these
- 7.A "cutting table" is used in:
- A.
The Scene Shop
- B.
The Prop Shop
- C.
The Costume Shop
- D.
Cutting Gels
- E.
Editing Scripts
- 8.Millinery refers to
- A.
The art of making gloves
- B.
The art of making shoes
- C.
The art of making wristwatches
- D.
The art of making ascots
- E.
The art of making hats
- 9.This is the central information location for any given theatrical production
- A.
The Callboard
- B.
The Stage door
- C.
The Greenroom
- D.
The Dressing Rooms
- E.
Backstage Left
- 10.Half-Hour is:
- A.
A coffee break
- B.
30 minutes before the curtain opens
- C.
30 minutes before the show is finished
- D.
The length of an Actor's Equity meal break
- E.
A really long intermission
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