Lesson C1.2.3
C1.2.3 Design roles: Costume design, Lighting design, Set design, Sound design Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Drama, Unit 1
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The 20 questions
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Which design role is assessed by a source sheet showing at least four sound cues?
- Sound design
- Lighting design
- Set design
- Costume design
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How many sound cues must the sound design source sheet show at minimum?
- Two
- Six
- Four
- Three
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What must costume designs show for the examined performance characters?
- Fabric swatches only
- Initial rough sketches
- Final costume designs
- Historical timelines
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How many different lighting states must the lighting design use at minimum?
- At least four
- At least six
- At least two
- At least eight
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Which additional document is required alongside set design drawings?
- Ground plan
- Sound cue sheet
- Costume sketch
- Lighting plot
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Which document shows the source, order, length and output level of each sound cue?
- A ground plan
- A costume plot
- A cue sheet
- A portfolio index
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Which document lists the costumes or accessories worn by each performer?
- A sound cue sheet
- A lighting plot
- A set drawing
- A costume plot
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Which document outlines the lighting states and transitions for a performance?
- Costume design
- Script annotation
- Lighting plot
- Ground plan
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What must the lighting design include besides the lantern schedule?
- Grid plans
- Ticket prices
- Sound cues
- Costume sketches
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What drawings must a set design submission include for the performance space?
- Actor blocking notes
- Lighting states
- Final design drawings
- Vocal scores
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Whose design must all costume sourcing be based wholly upon?
- The teacher
- The director
- The student
- The costume buyer
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Who must supervise the construction or sourcing of costumes?
- The venue manager
- A visiting examiner
- The teacher alone
- The student
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Who must supervise the production of a sound design?
- The examiner
- The technician
- The student
- The director
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Who supervises the construction and hiring of scenic elements?
- The director
- The student
- The builder
- The stage manager
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Who must supervise rigging, focusing and operating of lighting?
- The venue manager
- The lighting tech
- The student
- The lead actor
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What must be sent to the moderator alongside the design portfolio?
- Design evidence
- Script annotations
- Director notes
- Costume receipts
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What must happen to each design during the final performance?
- Exhibition
- Deletion
- Realisation
- Digital recording
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Which set design document includes entrances, exits and audience positioning?
- Costume list
- Sound cue sheet
- Ground plan
- Lighting plot
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Which document must indicate any costume changes between scenes?
- Wardrobe log
- Running list
- Costume plot
- Change schedule
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Which required set design document shows audience positioning?
- Rigging schedule
- Property list
- Stage elevation
- Ground plan
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