The five elements of scene design discussed in the chapter are line, mass, composition, texture, and color. correct answers True
Props are items onstage used to stabilize scenery. correct answers False
The costume designer, through his or her design, can help actors with projecting their char...
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Correct Answers.
The five elements of scene design discussed in the chapter are line, mass, composition, texture,
and color. correct answers True
Props are items onstage used to stabilize scenery. correct answers False
The costume designer, through his or her design, can help actors with projecting their characters
to the audience. correct answers True
One of the objectives of a scene designer is to ensure that the scenery is coordinated with other
elements. correct answers True
The scene design does not help establish the tone and style of the production. correct answers
False
In theater terminology, a "flat" refers to a single flat unit consisting of canvas stretched on a
wood frame. correct answers True
The photograph in the chapter of a scene from the rock opera POEtry and the photograph from
GAS FOR LESS are intended to contrast a nonrealistic and a realistic scene design. correct
answers True
Upstage is nearer the audience than downstage. correct answers False
One of the scene designers objectives is to provide a central image or metaphor for the
production. correct answers True
To "build a costume" in a costume shop means to create a costume from scratch. correct answers
True
To focus a light means to aim it at a certain area onstage. correct answers True
A gobo is a detailed outline or diagram showing where each lighting instrument is placed in
relationship to the stage. correct answers False
A fresnel is considered a soft-edged spotlight. correct answers True
A fade is a rapid dimming of all of the lights onstage. correct answers False
Composition can be described as "the way lighted areas onstage are arranged in relationship to
one another." correct answers True
, To run lights means to attach them close together across an overhead batten. correct answers
False
Running sound during a performance means a sound cue that travels from one speaker to another
in quick succession creating a "stuttering" effect.. correct answers False
In the chapter, the photos from the musical The Underpants by Carl Sternheimeach show how
color in stage lighting can alter and transform a stage set. correct answers True
A shotgun mike is highly directional and is aimed from a distance at a specific area. correct
answers True
Motivated sounds are sounds called for in the script that usually come from recognized sources.
correct answers True
Orgon makes Tartuffe his only son and heir. correct answers True
What is Tartuffe's main character flaw? correct answers hypocrisy
Madame Pernelle tries to warn Orgon about Damis. correct answers False
How does Tartuffe betray Orgon? correct answers He hits on his wife
Elmire sets a trap for Tartuffe by flirting with him while Cleante hides in a closet. correct
answers False
The "foolish" young lovers are correct answers Mariane and Valere
Dorine is the "bossy" servant. correct answers True
Who does Orgon want Mariane to marry? correct answers Tartuffe
Damis is in love with Flipote much to the chagrin of Orgon. correct answers False
In the end, Orgon is saved by correct answers Tartuffe's arrest
Oedipus asks Creon to cast him out of Thebes into exile. correct answers True
Oedipus is sentenced to die by imprisonment in a cave deep in the mountains of Cithaeron.
correct answers False
Oedipus worries about what will become of his sons. correct answers False
What distinguishes Teiresias from other seers? correct answers a and b (he is always right and is
blind)
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