Lesson C3.2.2
C3.2.2 Notes Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Drama, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the maximum word count for the live theatre notes?
- 500 words
- 1500 words
- 1000 words
- 250 words
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How many questions does Section B of the examination include?
- Five questions
- Three questions
- One question
- Two questions
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How many marks is Section B worth?
- 15 marks
- 45 marks
- 60 marks
- 30 marks
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Which Assessment Objective is Section B assessing?
- AO3
- AO2
- AO1
- AO4
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Which Assessment Objective is Section A assessing?
- AO4
- AO1
- AO3
- AO2
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How many marks is Section A worth?
- 15 marks
- 45 marks
- 60 marks
- 30 marks
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Which section involves one question in five parts?
- Section A
- The portfolio
- Component 2
- Section B
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How long is the written examination?
- 45 minutes
- 1 hour
- 2 hours and 30 minutes
- 1 hour and 45 minutes
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What is the total mark for the written examination?
- 45 marks
- 100 marks
- 60 marks
- 15 marks
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What three details must be included at the top of GCSE Drama examination notes?
- Title, cast, date
- Venue, director, time
- Cast, venue, price
- Title, venue, date
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Which specific aspect of acting may evaluation notes reference?
- Actor salary details
- Performers in specific roles
- Box office sales data
- Understudy rehearsal logs
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What aspect of the audience experience must notes address?
- Catering facilities
- Audience demographics
- Impact and effect
- Ticket sales data
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A list of set changes and lighting cues supports which note requirement?
- Box office details
- Historical context
- Design considerations
- Actor biographies
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What primary theatrical medium do the GCSE Drama notes focus on evaluating?
- Radio drama
- Puppetry
- Silent film
- Live theatre
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Which element relating to the director may be included in notes?
- Contract details
- Salary information
- Rehearsal schedule
- Concept or interpretation
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A note referring to naturalism or minimalism covers which production feature?
- Seating capacity
- Performance style
- Ticket pricing
- Stage dimensions
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Which main skill is tested in Section B?
- Script writing
- Stage management
- Analysing and evaluating
- Directing and choreographing
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What is the maximum word count permitted for evaluation notes?
- 500 words
- 250 words
- 750 words
- 1000 words
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Which mark range does Section B contribute to the total of 60 marks?
- 15 of the 60 marks
- 60 of the 60 marks
- 30 of the 60 marks
- 45 of the 60 marks
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Costume, set, lighting and sound belong to which category in notes?
- Audience demographics
- Director background
- Acting techniques
- Design considerations
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