FUOYE THA 108 CBT Practice

1. A person primarily responsible for interpreting the script and overseeing rehearsals is the:

2. Individuals who assist with costume changes during a show are called:

3. A mechanical setup that enables easy raising and lowering of scenery and lights is known as:

4. A series of short plays dramatizing biblical events, common in medieval England, are called:

5. A turning point in a play’s plot often triggered by significant revelations is called:

6. Information from other characters about a role contributes to

7. A curved, often neutral backdrop used to simulate sky or as a projection surface is

8. Backstage personnel involved in managing different technical elements are collectively called:

9. Vibration of air through vocal cords characterizes the stage called

10. Objects used by actors that can be moved or held are called

11. A humorous dramatic genre focusing on absurd situations is identified as:

12. A costume check under performance lighting conditions is known as:

13. A cloth background stretched on battens, often painted, is a:

14. Oral cavity functions as a

15. Definition of acting according to Effong describes it as

16. A moment that introduces new, crucial information altering the story’s direction is a:

17. Stage segment marked ‘CSR’ indicates

18. The forward part of a proscenium stage is referred to as:

19. Actor’s spatial relationship with fellow performers on stage is part of

20. Initial stage in speech production involving lungs is termed

21. A central idea or metaphor used by the director to shape the production is called

22. A detailed list used to coordinate lighting or sound changes during a performance is:

23. The final section of a play that resolves remaining issues is called:

24. An unexpected intervention that resolves a difficult dramatic situation is described by:

25. Sounds produced from the chest during shouting or barking demonstrate involvement of

26. Efforts to uncover a character’s age, religion, and behavior are part of

27. A chart that details what costume each actor wears in each scene is referred to as:

28. Unique traits distinguishing one character from another reflect

29. Actions performed by actors not found in the script but aid performance are known as

30. Presenting the entire face and body to the audience is achieved by using

31. Process of converting air into speech using teeth, lips, and tongue involves

32. Process of converting air into speech using teeth, lips, and tongue involves

33. A prearranged signal for actors or crew to perform an action is termed a:

34. A device that changes the intensity of stage lights is known as a:

35. Sound exiting through nasal passages during speech involves the

36. Origin of acting is linked to a figure who

37. Awareness of a character’s moral values, social class, and emotions supports

38. First individual recognized as an actor in documented history is honored by the name

39. Tools of an actor include

40. The main focus of a play shown by what characters want and do to achieve it is called: