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Page 1: Theater I: Semester Exam 2013 Review

Semester Exam

of DOOM2013

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Round onE

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Question 1

What is the name of the first passion play ever recorded?

The Abydos Passion

Play

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Question 2

Where did the information we have about early theatre come from? (3 things)

Wall paintings, artifacts, and hieroglyphics

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Question 3

What types of people performed in the ancient rituals? (3 types)

Elders, priests, & shamans

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Question 4

Where did the earliest example of ritual evolving into theatre come from?

Ancient Egypt

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Question 5

Name one reason ancient people TOLD STORIES.

Lots of answers…(to make sense of the

world, to record history, etc.)

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Question 6

Define a ritual. (Hint: There are THREE parts to a ritual.)

A repeated action with symbolic significance that’s meant to evoke

emotion

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Question 7

Name one of the origins of dance.

Animal imitation, rhythmic movement,

gymnastics, or pantomime

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Question 8

Name one of the purposes of improv warm-up games/activities.

Various answers. (Thinking on your feet,

physical/vocal, imagination, memorization, etc.)

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Question 9

Name the Ancient Greek storyteller who is said to have written “The Iliad” and “The Odyssey.”

Homer

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Question 10

Who is a shaman?

A priestly figure who communicates directly

with the gods

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Round TWO

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Question 11

Who was the 6-day arts festival (think Ancient Greece) named after?

Dionysus

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Question 12

Did men and women perform as equals in Ancient Greek theater?

No!

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Question 12

Did men and women perform as equals in Ancient Greek theater?

No!

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Question 13

Name two types of events/performances that occurred during this festival.

Poetry, music, dance, theater, etc.

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Question 14

What did Greek theater performers wear? (3 things)

Robes, platform sandals, masks

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Question 14

What did Greek theater performers wear? (3 things)

Robes, platform sandals, masks

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Question 15

There were 3 main types of Greek theater/plays. Name them.

ComedyTragedy

Satyr

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Question 16

What is a satyr?

Half-man, half-goat/servant to

Dionysus

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Question 17

Dionysus was the god of what?

Vegetation, fertility, wine, “the fun stuff”

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Question 18

Where was ancient GREEK theater performed? (In what type of facility and how was it built?)

Outdoor amphitheatres carved into sides of hills

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Question 19

What does the word “thespian” mean? Where does it come from?

Actor; from the ancient actor, Thespis

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Question 20

What is the purpose of a Greek chorus?

Various answers. (Spectacle, set mood,

sing/dance, pause/pace action, reflect on play,

etc.)

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Round THREE

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Question 21

What stage direction is an actor executing when they LEAVE the stage?

An exit

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Question 22

What is a “cue?”

A signal (physical, verbal) that indicates

that something is supposed to happen

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Question 23

If a director tells you to “cheat out,” he/she wants you to turn:

Towards the audience/downstage

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Question 24

An actor facing completely to the left is standing in THIS body position.

Profile left

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Question 25

An actor who is facing completely upstage is standing in which body position?

Full back

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Question 26

Proper audience etiquette includes doing what at the end of a performance?

Applauding politely

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Question 27

What is “improvisation?”

Making things up off the top of your head; not

scripted

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Question 28

Why is GUM prohibited in the theater and the theater classroom?

Performers don’t have proper pronunciation

with gum in their mouths.

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Question 29

What are two noises/sounds that audience members are PROHIBITED from making during a performance?

Talking, commenting, whistling, cat calls, etc.

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Question 30

Name two reasons phones are prohibited during performances.

Various answers (glowing, distracting to others, interferes with

microphones, etc.)