Theatre and Performance Quiz

What does 'Accent' refer to?

• A lighting technique in theatre.

• A type of costume accessory.

• A way of speaking in a local area or country.

• A character's motivation.

What are 'Accessories' in the context of costume?

• An article or set of articles to add to one's basic outfit.

• Non-verbal communication techniques.

• The middle of the stage.

• Sound equipment used in a performance.

What characterizes 'Amateur theatre'?

• Participants are not usually paid.

• Only professional actors are allowed.

• It uses a specific type of lighting.

• It includes performances by peers exclusively.

What is the purpose of an 'Amplifier'?

• To examine drama elements.

• To convert low voltage signal into a higher current signal for speakers.

• To direct light at an angle.

• To communicate deeper meaning through work.

What does it mean to 'Analyse' in drama?

• To switch all lights out at once.

• To set something at an angle.

• To examine how various elements are used.

• To add accessories to a costume.

What does 'Angling' refer to?

• A type of movement in choral performances.

• The process of turning off all stage lights.

• To set, fix, direct, or adjust at an angle.

• A way of speaking.

What is 'Artistic intention' in theatre?

• The reason behind a character's actions.

• A compact display luminaire.

• The decisions made to communicate deeper meaning.

• The middle of the stage.

What is a 'Birdie' in theatre lighting?

• A type of amplifier.

• A costume accessory.

• A compact display luminaire containing a Par 16 lamp.

• A technique in non-verbal communication.

What does 'Blackout' mean in theatre?

• A movement technique.

• A type of character interaction.

• An analysis method.

• Switching all lights out at once, leaving the stage in complete darkness.

What is 'Body language'?

• Non-verbal communication by movement or position.

• A lighting term in theatre.

• An amateur theatre characteristic.

• A sound equipment in theatre.