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Form 5 mock exam 2020
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1. What are the basic elements of performance
a) Mime, song, space and time
b) Mind, body, space and voice
c) Time, space, acting, singing.
d) Space, movement, time, acting
2. If you were asked to MIME a scene, what elements would you use?
a) Mind and voice
b) Time and space
c) Mind and body
d) Voice and body
3. What is a character?
a) A strange person
b) An imaginary friend
c) A person who appears in a play or story
d) A person in a strange outfit
5. A mask is:
a) Sticky tape
b) A type of animal
c) Something that is used to cover all or part of the face.
d) Something to scare people.
9. One of the reasons they made all actors wear masks was:
a) So that an actor could play more than one role
b) Because the actors were unattractive
c) To protect their faces from damage,
d) To scare the audience
10. Plays were first performed in Greece as part of a festival honouring a god called:
a) Athena
b) Dionysus
c) Zeus
d) Apollo
12. The plays that were held during the Greek festival were performed in :
a) A cinema
b) An Amphitheatre
c) An Arena
d) The street
13. The festival created a new profession, writers who wrote plays for a living. This professionals are:
a) Novelists
b) Playwrights
c) Songwriters
d) Poets
Look at the diagram and answer the questions that follow.
a) An Amphitheatre
b) A cinema
c) An Arena
d) The colosseum
a) Altar
b) Orchestra
c) Seating area
d) Skene
a) Orchestra
b) Theatron
c) Skene
d) Parados
a) Orchestra
b) Theatron
c) Parados
d) Skene
18. The area labelled 4 is
a) Orchestra
b) Theatron
c) Parados
d) Skene
19. What feature of the ancient amphitheatre do people find fascinating and unexpected
20. If a student is asked to write about their reflections on a drama class they would write in:
a) Copy book
b) Prompt book
c) Journal
d) Lab book
Your Drama teacher tells you to act out a situation: a little boy just bought an ice cream and is about to eat it
when the ice cream falls to the floor. You cannot use words or sound
a) Monologue
b) Preview
c) Pantomime
d) Silent film
22. Which of the following would best describe how the boy would feel during the scene.
a) Anxious
b) Excited
c) Disappointed
d) Happy
23. Your teacher asks you to create an action using your hands to show the boys feelings at the end of the scene,
you have to create a:
a) Gesture
b) Posture
c) Speech
d) Song
24. The following mask is from:
:
a) Japan
b) Africa
c) China
d) Italy (venice)
a) Hot seating
b) Pantomime
c) Improvisation
d) Puppetry
28. When you stay still on stage without moving this is called:
a) Sleeping
b) Pantomime
c) Acting
d) Freezing
29. An actress has to play a double role, what can she use to change her character on stage?
a) The set
b) A dress
c) A mask
d) The backdrop
a) Where we perform
b) Where we conduct class
c) Where we change into costume
d) Where we create scenes
a) The Globe
b) Queens Hall
c) The Sydney opera house
d) Broadway
32. A stage is a :
33. During a performance, the cast used various objects on stage, these objects are called:
a) Tools
b) Wings
c) Props
d) Backdrops
a) Port of Spain
b) New York City
c) London, England
d) Tobago
35. Which of the following did Shakespeare write?
36. The audience was sad at the end of a play, this production is most likely a
a) Comedy
b) Satire
c) Melodrama
d) Tragedy
37. What did the Greek and Elizabethan theatre have in common?
Use the story below to answer questions 38, 39, and 40.
A 60 year old farmer is walking down to the market to sell his provisions, along the way, a suspicious person bumps
into him. When he arrives at the market, he realizes his wallet is missing.
38. Imagine you have a role in this play, what kind of voice would you use to portray the farmer?
a) Rural
b) Quarrelsome
c) Shaky
d) Sophisticated
a) On a bus
b) In the street
c) In the market
d) At the farmers house
a) Beachwear
b) Jeans, boots and a hat
c) A shirt and tie
d) Ripped up old clothes
41. Read the scene below and answer question 41
John: (fighting back tears) ‘’I am going to the hospital, my dad is very sick’’
Andy: (concerned) ‘’Ok do you want me to come with you if that’s ok?’’
a) Dementor
b) Papa Bois
c) Midnight Robber
d) Anansai
43. The word ‘Theatre’ comes from the Greek word ‘Theatron” meaning:
a) Sleeping place
b) Seeing place
c) Walking place
d) Sitting place
a) William Shakespeare
b) Derek Wallcott
c) Trevor Rhone
d) Rawle Gibbons
46. James is nervous about appearing on stage and is very anxious, what is he experiencing?
a) Excitement
b) Joy
c) PTSD
d) Stage fright
48. How many people were able to hold in The Globe theatre?
a) 60,000 people
b) 40,000 people
c) 4000 people
d) Hundreds of thousands of people
49. How many people died when The Globe caught on fire in 1613?
a) 150
b) 4000
c) 0
d) 20
50. The people who were in the standing room section and not in the covered stands were known as:
a) Poor people
b) Groundlings
c) Zessers
d) Groupies
51.) A stage manager does all of the following EXCEPT
a) Schedules rehearsals
b) Organises props
c) Keeps the prompt book
d) Decides on what colours the cast has to wear
52.) The front of the stage extending into the auditorium beyond the proscenium arch is the
a) downstage left
b) Proscenium arch
c) Apron
d) Orchestra
53.) The person responsible for the ushers and box office is:
a) front of house manager
b) director
c) carpenter
d) producer
54) Who would be the most likely person to locate and have a first aid kit ready for an emergency in the theatre
a) director
b) stage manager
c) producer
d) usher
55) Which of the following cultural form incorporates storytelling, theatre, costume and song?
a) folklore
b) Ramleela
c) wake
d) Stickfighting
56) The person who assists with various small tasks for a production is a
a) stage manager
b) designer
c) stage hand
d) tech assistant
57) Another name for stickfighting is
a) ramleela
b) kung fu
c) Kalinda
d) Brazilian dance
a) Heritage Festival
b) Best Village
c) CARIFESTA
d) The academy awards
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