Lesson C3.1.2
C3.1.2 The study of one performance text Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Drama, Unit 3
20 questions
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Lesson C3.1.2, The study of one performance text: 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Drama (1DR0), Unit 3: Theatre Makers in Practice, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What amount of a text must students study for Component 3?
- Final climax only
- Complete performance text
- Opening act only
- Selected key scenes
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How long, in lines, is the unseen extract in the examination?
- Between 20 and 30 lines
- Between 80 and 100 lines
- Exactly 100 lines
- Between 150 and 200 lines
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What item is strictly forbidden in the Component 3 examination?
- Black pens
- Performance texts
- Evaluation notes
- Blank paper
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What must the unseen extract in Component 3 be significant to?
- Text as a whole
- Secondary subplot
- Opening sequence
- Closing epilogue
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Which element of performance includes vocal and physical skills?
- Set design
- Acting style
- Stage props
- Audience impact
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Which production element includes colour and music?
- Stage space
- Costume and make-up
- Set and props
- Lighting and sound
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Which element of performance involves levels and entrance points?
- Costume choice
- Sound effects
- Lighting design
- Stage space
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Which performance element covers masks and makeup?
- Lighting
- Costume
- Stage props
- Acting style
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From which three professional perspectives must students interpret texts?
- Performer, writer, designer
- Director, producer, critic
- Performer, director, designer
- Actor, writer, critic
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Which practical method is used to represent stage space?
- Script annotations
- Costume sketches
- Sound plots
- Sketches and drawings
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Which area covers theatrical devices during text exploration?
- Lighting colour
- Performance style
- Stage furniture
- Personal props
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What does practical work explore regarding the playwright's communication?
- Meaning and genre
- Audience demographics
- Ticket sales
- Theatre architecture
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Which element involves using stage directions for communication?
- Sound design
- Playwright's intent
- Lighting cue
- Actor's movement
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What type of interpretation involves character delivery?
- Written and historical
- Technical and spatial
- Visual and structural
- Vocal and physical
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Which visual communication is listed for practical exploration?
- Costume and lighting
- Acting style
- Script structure
- Playwright genre
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Which performance element includes stage furniture and personal items?
- Costume and makeup
- Lighting and sound
- Stage space
- Set and props
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Which area focuses on the relationship between performer and spectators?
- Rehearsal schedule
- Stage dimensions
- Audience impact
- Script structure
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Which two skills are closely linked to performance style?
- Costume and makeup
- Acting and devices
- Lighting and sound
- Set and props
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Which performance element involves spatial relationships and levels?
- Sound design
- Acting purpose
- Personal props
- Stage space
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Which professional role creates the overall artistic vision for a theatrical performance?
- Playwright
- Director
- Designer
- Stage Manager
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