Lesson C2.2.4
C2.2.4 Design roles: Costume design, Lighting design, Set design, Sound design Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Drama, Unit 2
20 questions
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Lesson C2.2.4, Design roles: Costume design, Lighting design, Set design, Sound design: 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Drama (1DR0), Unit 2: Performance from Text, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What must a group costume design show for Component 2?
- Historical research
- Final designs
- Initial sketches
- Fabric swatches
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How many different lighting states must the group lighting design use as a minimum?
- At least four
- At least eight
- At least six
- At least two
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How many sound cues must the group sound design source sheet show at minimum?
- At least six
- At least four
- At least eight
- At least two
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What must Component 2 set design drawings be realised within?
- Wardrobe department
- Storage room
- Performance space
- Design studio
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Which additional document must a set designer provide?
- Lantern schedule
- Costume plot
- Cue sheet
- Ground plan
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Which document shows the source and order of sound cues?
- Cue sheet
- Grid plan
- Floor plan
- Costume plot
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Which document lists all costumes and accessories worn by performers?
- Lantern schedule
- Costume plot
- Cue sheet
- Ground plan
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Which document must accompany a lighting design alongside grid plans?
- Lantern schedule
- Costume plot
- Ground plan
- Sound cue sheet
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What role must a student take in the construction of their costume design?
- Outsource completely
- Construct entirely
- Supervise
- Ignore
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What must costume sourcing be based wholly upon?
- Own design
- Director's whim
- Actor's preference
- Budget limits
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What must a student do regarding the final sound design?
- Perform live
- Purchase tracks
- Supervise production
- Delegate fully
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What must set designs take into account regarding safety?
- Health and safety
- Actor wages
- Ticket sales
- Marketing costs
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In how many performances must each design be realised?
- Dress rehearsal only
- First performance only
- Final exam only
- Both performances
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Which specific design element must a costume design include when required?
- Lighting plots
- Sound effects
- Stage furniture
- Hair and make-up
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What are the allowed sources for sound design in theatre?
- Acoustic, digital or midi
- Digital, tape or vinyl
- Original, live or found
- Recorded, vocal or MIDI
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What does a theatre set designer supervise during the preparation process?
- Sound effects
- Actor rehearsals
- Scenic elements
- Lighting cues
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Which document must accompany a lighting design?
- Sound score
- Set blueprint
- Lighting plot
- Costume schedule
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Who must design evidence be made available for?
- Stage manager
- Head teacher
- Theatre director
- Visiting examiner
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How many characters must a mono costume design cover?
- One character
- Main chorus
- Whole cast
- Two characters
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What must a lighting designer show for both performances?
- Original sketches
- Script annotations
- Realisation of design
- Director notes
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