Drama

Question 1

Who is the playwright of ‘DNA’?

Answer 1

Denis Kelly

Question 2

What is the primary theme of ‘DNA’?

Answer 2

The consequences of group behavior and moral ambiguity.

Question 3

In which year was ‘DNA’ first performed?

Answer 3

2007

Question 4

What type of play is ‘DNA’ classified as?

Answer 4

A contemporary drama.

Question 5

True or False: ‘DNA’ is set in a rural environment.

Answer 5

False

Question 6

Fill in the blank: The play ‘DNA’ explores the dynamics of a group of _______.

Answer 6

teenagers

Question 7

What does the character John represent in ‘DNA’?

Answer 7

The voice of reason and morality.

Question 8

Which character is central to the conflict in ‘DNA’?

Answer 8

Adam

Question 9

True or False: The play ‘DNA’ includes elements of dark humor.

Answer 9

True

Question 10

What is the setting of the play ‘DNA’?

Answer 10

A deserted place in the countryside.

Question 11

What critical decision do the characters face in ‘DNA’?

Answer 11

How to deal with the aftermath of a crime.

Question 12

Who is the antagonist in ‘DNA’?

Answer 12

There is no clear antagonist; the conflict is internal and moral.

Question 13

What dramatic device is frequently used in ‘DNA’?

Answer 13

Monologue.

Question 14

Multiple Choice: Which character is known for being manipulative? A) John B) Leah C) Mark

Answer 14

B) Leah

Question 15

What is the significance of the title ‘DNA’?

Answer 15

It symbolizes the inherent nature of individuals and the consequences of their actions.

Question 16

How does the play address the theme of peer pressure?

Answer 16

Through the characters’ decisions and their influence on one another.

Question 17

Fill in the blank: The group in ‘DNA’ must decide what to do with _______.

Answer 17

a dead body

Question 18

True or False: The ending of ‘DNA’ provides a clear resolution.

Answer 18

False

Question 19

What role does the character Richard play?

Answer 19

He is a follower who struggles with moral decisions.

Question 20

What is one major consequence of the group’s actions in ‘DNA’?

Answer 20

The breakdown of trust among the characters.

Question 21

How does Denis Kelly use language in ‘DNA’?

Answer 21

To reflect the characters’ youth and social dynamics.

Question 22

Multiple Choice: What is the primary conflict in ‘DNA’? A) A romantic relationship B) A moral dilemma C) A family feud

Answer 22

B) A moral dilemma

Question 23

What does the character Leah represent in the play?

Answer 23

The complexity of loyalty and betrayal.

Question 24

True or False: The characters in ‘DNA’ are all portrayed as morally upright.

Answer 24

False

Question 25

What is one of the key questions raised by the play 'DNA'?

Answer 25

What lengths will people go to protect themselves and their friends?

Question 26

Fill in the blank: The play examines the impact of _______ on individual behavior.

Answer 26

group dynamics

Question 27

What stylistic element is notable in the dialogue of 'DNA'?

Answer 27

Naturalistic speech patterns.

Question 28

Who ultimately takes responsibility for the events in 'DNA'?

Answer 28

The responsibility is ambiguous and shared among all characters.

Question 29

What does the ending of 'DNA' suggest about the characters' futures?

Answer 29

It leaves their futures uncertain and unresolved.

Question 30

How does the author create tension in 'DNA'?

Answer 30

Through character interactions and escalating moral dilemmas.

Question 31

What is a common critical interpretation of 'DNA'?

Answer 31

It critiques modern youth culture and the consequences of their choices.

Question 32

Fill in the blank: The play 'DNA' is often studied in the context of _______ education.

Answer 32

drama

Question 33

What is the primary purpose of stage lighting?

Answer 33

To enhance the visibility of performers and set, create mood, and focus audience attention.

Question 34

True or False: Spotlights are used to illuminate a specific area or performer on stage.

Answer 34

True

Question 35

Fill in the blank: The __________ is the area in front of the stage where the audience sits.

Answer 35

auditorium

Question 36

What does the term 'gel' refer to in lighting design?

Answer 36

A colored filter placed in front of a light to change its color.

Question 37

Multiple choice: Which of the following is NOT a type of stage lighting? A) Fresnel B) Par Can C) Subwoofer

Answer 37

C) Subwoofer

Question 38

What is the function of a dimmer in lighting control?

Answer 38

To adjust the intensity of the light.

Question 39

True or False: A blackout is a complete absence of light on stage.

Answer 39

True

Question 40

What does 'blocking' refer to in performance?

Answer 40

The precise staging of performers to facilitate the performance.

Question 41

Fill in the blank: A __________ is a technical rehearsal where all elements, including lighting and sound, are integrated.

Answer 41

dress rehearsal

Question 42

What is the term for the angle of light that creates shadows on stage?

Answer 42

Lighting angle

Question 43

Multiple choice: Which type of light is typically used for backlighting? A) Floodlight B) Profile light C) LED

Answer 43

B) Profile light

Question 44

What is a 'cue' in theatre production?

Answer 44

A signal for a change in lighting, sound, or action.

Question 45

True or False: The term 'front of house' refers to the technical area behind the stage.

Answer 45

False

Question 46

What does the term 'mood' refer to in lighting design?

Answer 46

The emotional atmosphere created by lighting choices.

Question 47

Fill in the blank: __________ refers to the various techniques used to manipulate sound in a performance.

Answer 47

Sound design

Question 48

What is the purpose of using a follow spot?

Answer 48

To track and illuminate a performer as they move on stage.

Question 49

True or False: Lighting can influence the audience's perception of time and space in a performance.

Answer 49

True

Question 50

What is the role of a lighting designer?

Answer 50

To create the lighting scheme and effects for a performance.

Question 51

Multiple choice: Which lighting type is best for creating a soft wash of light? A) Par Can B) Fresnel C) Ellipsoidal

Answer 51

B) Fresnel

Question 52

What does 'cross-lighting' achieve?

Answer 52

Illumination from both sides of the stage to reduce shadows.

Question 53

Fill in the blank: The __________ is the part of the stage where the performers enter and exit.

Answer 53

apron

Question 54

What is the significance of 'color temperature' in lighting?

Answer 54

It affects the mood and perception of the scene based on the hue of the light.

Question 55

True or False: A lighting plot is a plan that outlines the placement and type of lights used in a production.

Answer 55

True

Question 56

What is a 'gobo'?

Answer 56

A stencil or template placed in front of a light to project a pattern or image.

Question 57

Multiple choice: Which term describes the gradual change in intensity of light? A) Fade B) Cue C) Dimmer

Answer 57

A) Fade

Question 58

What does 'fade to black' signify in a performance?

Answer 58

A transition where the stage lights gradually dim to complete darkness.

Question 59

Fill in the blank: __________ lighting is used to illuminate the stage evenly.

Answer 59

General

Question 60

What does 'lighting angle' affect in a performance?

Answer 60

The visibility of performers and the quality of shadows.

Question 61

True or False: The technical rehearsal is when actors first perform in front of an audience.

Answer 61

False

Question 62

What is the function of a 'scoop' light?

Answer 62

To provide a broad wash of light, often used for general illumination.

Question 63

Multiple choice: Which of the following is a common type of lighting control system? A) DMX B) MIDI C) VGA

Answer 63

A) DMX

Question 64

What is the primary purpose of a sound check?

Answer 64

To ensure that all audio equipment is functioning correctly before a performance.

Question 65

Fill in the blank: __________ refers to the use of space and movement in performance to convey meaning.

Answer 65

Physical theatre

Question 66

What does 'set design' encompass?

Answer 66

The creation of the physical environment in which the performance takes place.

Question 67

True or False: Lighting can be used to highlight specific moments or actions in a performance.

Answer 67

True