A) Arena stage B) Arena stage C) Traverse stage D) Proscenium stage E) Thrust stage
A) A vertical wall of a set B) A seating arrangement C) A stage area below ground level D) A small stage platform
A) To illuminate the stage during B) To serve as a spotlight C) To prevent accidents when the theater is dark D) To prevent accidents when the theater is dark E) To guide performers during a blackout
A) Plaster line B) Plaster line C) Apron line D) Floor plan E) Center line
A) Alighting fixture B) A piece of stage machinery C) A part of the audience seating D) A portable staging unit E) A portable staging unit
A) To provide lighting for the actors B) To create a backstage area C) To serve as a sound barrier D) To frame the stage and separate it from the audience E) To frame the stage and separate it from the audience
A) A backstage storage area B) An entrance or exit for performers and audience C) An entrance or exit for performers and audience D) A trapdoor on stage E) A special effects machine
A) Proscenium stage B) Black box theater C) Traverse stage D) Arena stage E) Proscenium stage
A) It is surrounded by the audience on all sides. B) Audience sits on two opposite sides of the stage. C) It has no permanent stage or seating. D) Audience sits on two opposite sides of the stage. E) It is primarily used for musical performances.
A) Used only in site-specific performances B) Made of fixed concrete C) Temporary and portable stages D) Temporary and portable stages E) Exclusive to arena-style theaters
A) Open-air theater B) Arena stage C) Open-air theater D) Black box theater E) Thrust stage
A) Black box theater B) Thrust stage C) Hippodrome D) Black box theater E) Arena stage
A) To provide visual effects B) To improve seating arrangements C) To ensure sound clarity and distribution D) To enhance stage lighting E) To ensure sound clarity and distribution
A) Limited audience seating B) Actors must perform for an audience on all sides C) Poor acoustics in the space D) Lack of audience in the areas E) Actors must perform for an audience on all sides
A) It adapts performances to non-theatrical locations. B) It adapts performances to non-theatrical locations. C) It is only performed on platform stages. D) It relies on audience participation. E) It uses traditional stage setups.
A) Fully solid and heavy construction B) Lightweight design with concentric rings C) Lightweight design with concentric rings D) Creates highly focused beams E) Sharp edges
A) Flat lens B) Curved lens with one side flat and the other convex C) Curved lens with one side flat and the other convex D) Concentric-ringed lens E) Diffuser lens
A) Asymmetric floods B) Symmetrical floods C) Fresnel spots D) None of these E) Symmetrical floods
A) Plato-Convex Lens B) Plano-Convex Lens C) Freynel Lens D) Plano-Convex Lens E) Fresnel Lens
A) To enhance visibility, set mood, and direct audience focus B) To control sound effects during performances C) To replace props with lighting effects D) To enhance visibility, set mood, and direct audience focus E) To decorate the stage with equipment
A) spotlights B) floods C) fresnel lenses D) floods E) profile spots
A) symmetrical and asymmetrical B) fresnel and plano-convex C) asymmetric and convex D) symmetrical and asymmetrical E) symmetric and fresnel
A) To ensure the audience looks at specific areas or actors B) To decorate the stage C) To make the stage brighter D) To ensure the audience looks at specific areas or actors E) To prevent shadows on the stage
A) It allows the audience to take notes during the play. B) It eliminates the need for props. C) It uses colors and shadows to evoke feelings like joy, fear, or sadness. D) It uses colors and shadows to evoke feelings like joy, fear, or sadness. E) It helps actors remember their lines.
A) Fresnel lenses are for gobos; Plano-convex is for general washes. B) Fresnel lenses are lightweight; Plano- convex lenses are solid. C) Fresnel lenses create sharp edges; Plano-convex creates soft edges. D) Fresnel lenses are for gobos; Plano-convex is for general washes. E) Fresnel lenses are immovable; Plano-convex is adjustable.
A) Symmetrical floods B) Asymmetric floods C) Symmetrical floods D) Fresnel spots E) None of these
A) Plano-Convex Lens B) Freynel Lens C) Fresnel Lens D) Plato-Convex Lens E) Plano-Convex Lens
A) To replace props with lighting effects B) To enhance visibility, set mood, and direct audience focus C) To enhance visibility, set mood, and direct audience focus D) To control sound effects during performances E) To decorate the stage with equipment
A) floods B) floods C) spotlights D) profile spots E) fresnel lenses
A) symmetrical and asymmetrical B) asymmetric and convex C) fresnel and plano-convex D) symmetrical and asymmetrical E) symmetric and fresnel |