Test 1

Question 0

Stage where audience sits on 3 sides

Answer 0

Thrust

Question 1

Picture frame stage, most common

Answer 1

Proscenium

Question 2

No walls, surrounded all sides by audience

Answer 2

Arena (theatre-in-the-round)

Question 3

Not really a stage, very intimate with audience,

Answer 3

Environmental

Question 4

Final bow

Answer 4

Curtain call

Question 5

9 areas of a proscenium stage

Answer 5

Stage areas

Question 6

Actors gathering place

Answer 6

Green room

Question 7

Part of a stage that extends past the curtain line, where cast stands

Answer 7

Apron

Question 8

Large sheet of canvas that covers entire back wall of stage,scenery

Answer 8

Back Drop

Question 9

Wooden frames with sheets of canvas stretched over them, canvas is glued or stapled to the sides, and then painted

Answer 9

Flats

Question 10

Semi transparent cloth, light through front it looks solid but light through back it becomes transparent

Answer 10

Scrim

Question 11

A set that doesn’t move, may represent many different locations in a play but it is not moved

Answer 11

Unit set

Question 12

Painting a flat black and placing it behind doors to block audiences view of backstage

Answer 12

Masking

Question 13

A short curtain that stretches across the top of the proscenium arch, hides lights and batten

Answer 13

Teaser

Question 14

Slanted

Answer 14

Raked

Question 15

Similar to teasers but are vertical on sides of stage

Answer 15

Tormenter

Question 16

Located on both sides of stage, actors wait here

Answer 16

Wings

Question 17

Long heavy rod positioned high above the stage floor, hang lights

Answer 17

Batten

Question 18

What r differences between proscenium stage and arena

Answer 18

One is all around the other is like a fram

Question 19

Disadvantages and advantages of a raked stage

Answer 19

A- see better

D- harder to walk,furniture might roll

Question 20

How many sides do a audience sit in a thrust

Answer 20

3

Question 21

The term used to describe tearing down a set

Answer 21

Strike

Question 22

This stage rejects any kind of illusions because the actors can speak inches from the audiences face

Answer 22

Environmental

Question 23

What happens on the apron

Answer 23

Curtain call

Question 24

Another name for the arena stage

Answer 24

Theatre in the round

Question 25

What means to stand with most of your back facing the audience

Answer 25

3/4

Question 26

Name 2 elements not found on the stage floor itself

Answer 26

Batten and tormenters

Question 27

Flats are commonly used on arena stages

Answer 27

False

Question 28

Blocking abbreviations are to be written in the margin

Answer 28

True

Question 29

The rehearsal is an excellent time to learn the areas of the stage

Answer 29

False

Question 30

Takes charge backstage, keeps track of all cues and effects and makes cue sheets for the stage crew

Answer 30

Stage manager

Question 31

Acquiring the furniture and props and storing them, in charge of props

Answer 31

Properties chief

Question 32

Ensure the physical comfort of the audience members

Answer 32

House manager

Question 33

Handles funds and bills

Answer 33

Business manager

Question 34

Promotes the show in the school or community

Answer 34

Publicity manager

Question 35

Finds investors willing to provide money to fund a show, hires director and staff, establishes a budget and sees that the bills are paid

Answer 35

Producer

Question 36

Creates the team

Answer 36

Director

Question 37

Writes notes and helps with lines

Answer 37

Prompter

Question 38

Responsible for settings, costumes, makeup, and lighting

Answer 38

Scenic designer

Question 39

Executes the designs of the scenic designer

Answer 39

Technical director