Lesson C1.3.1

C1.3.1 The portfolio Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Drama, Unit 1

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. What is the total mark for the portfolio?

    • 15 marks
    • 45 marks
    • 30 marks
    • 60 marks
  2. How are the 45 portfolio marks divided between AO1 and AO4?

    • 25 and 20
    • 35 and 10
    • 30 and 15
    • 40 and 5
  3. How many words is the recommended written portfolio?

    • Between 500 and 750 words
    • Between 1500 and 2000 words
    • Between 3000 and 4000 words
    • Under 200 words
  4. What is the recommended length of a recorded or verbal portfolio?

    • Between 8 and 10 minutes
    • Exactly 15 minutes
    • Between 20 and 30 minutes
    • Between 1 and 2 minutes
  5. What is the recommended portfolio mix for written and recorded evidence?

    • 500 words and 2 minutes
    • 750-1000 words and 4-5 minutes
    • 1500-2000 words and 8-10 minutes
    • 2000 words and 10 minutes
  6. On how many draft versions of the portfolio may a teacher give feedback?

    • One draft
    • Two drafts
    • Three drafts
    • Unlimited drafts
  7. Teacher feedback on a GCSE Drama draft portfolio must focus exclusively on what?

    • Assessment Objectives
    • general acting skills
    • stage lighting design
    • written grammar only
  8. What must the portfolio cover for each individual student?

    • Director's vision
    • Own contribution
    • Playwright's biography
    • Whole group grade
  9. What must the drama portfolio initially answer regarding the stimulus?

    • Costume sketches
    • Final theatrical review
    • Character biography
    • Initial response and intentions
  10. Which elements must a drama portfolio cover during the creating and developing process?

    • Only stage lighting
    • All six core elements
    • Set design exclusively
    • Sound cues only
  11. Which of these is a permitted form of evidence in a drama portfolio?

    • Director notes
    • Published reviews
    • Printed scripts
    • Audio recordings
  12. What role do teachers have in writing a student's drama portfolio?

    • Must not write any
    • Draft the introduction
    • Proofread all spelling
    • Write final conclusions
  13. What practical issue must a student's portfolio address during creation and development?

    • Costume budgets
    • Health and safety
    • Theatre licensing
    • Ticket sales
  14. How must portfolio work be supervised by teachers?

    • Unsupervised at home
    • Checked once at submission
    • Via email only
    • Directly for sufficient time
  15. Why is direct teacher supervision of portfolio work required?

    • To direct scenes
    • To book venues
    • To grade papers
    • To authenticate work
  16. Whose own work must the final submitted portfolio strictly be?

    • The group
    • The student
    • The teacher
    • The director
  17. What must a portfolio evaluate regarding the student's final performance contribution?

    • Rehearsal venue quality
    • Effectiveness and aims
    • Ticket sales
    • Script writer biography
  18. Which two main areas does the portfolio assess regarding the creative process?

    • Scriptwriting and directing
    • Rehearsal and ticketing
    • Creation and evaluation
    • Design and marketing
  19. Which type of visual evidence may a student include in their portfolio?

    • Raw video rushes
    • Blank storyboards
    • Unlabelled sketches
    • Annotated photographs
  20. Where must any additional teacher feedback on coursework be formally recorded?

    • Authentication sheet
    • Department invoice
    • Student planner
    • Director logbook

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