Lesson C3.4.1

C3.4.1 100, Diene Petterle, Neil Monaghan and Christopher Heimann Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Drama, Unit 3

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. What genre does the specification give for the performance text 100?

    • Ensemble story-telling
    • Social drama
    • Political satire
    • Black comedy
  2. Which writer co-created the play 100 alongside Diene Petterle and Neil Monaghan?

    • Max Stafford-Clark
    • Steven Berkoff
    • Christopher Heimann
    • Katie Mitchell
  3. Which publisher produces the prescribed edition of 100?

    • Methuen Drama
    • Nick Hern Books
    • Oberon Plays
    • Faber & Faber
  4. Which genre category must a contrasting Component 2 text be if 100 is chosen?

    • Ensemble story-telling
    • Black comedy
    • Political satire
    • Tragedy
  5. How is narration typically shared in ensemble storytelling theatre?

    • Silent protagonist
    • Single narrator
    • Across the cast
    • Director only
  6. Which staging feature is most common in minimalist ensemble storytelling performances?

    • Flexible props
    • Rotating stages
    • Elaborate backdrops
    • Orchestra pits
  7. Why does ensemble storytelling suit performance texts with shifting perspectives?

    • Shared viewpoints
    • No dialogue
    • Fixed perspective
    • Single voice
  8. Which staging technique best builds a collective community sense in ensemble theatre?

    • Direct address
    • Blackout transitions
    • Monologue curtains
    • Musical interludes
  9. What key analytical skill is needed when studying ensemble performance texts?

    • Distributed characterisation
    • Sound mixing
    • Lighting rigging
    • Costume stitching
  10. What freedom do exam centres have regarding prescribed performance text editions?

    • Choose different editions
    • Write new endings
    • Change playwrights
    • Translate languages
  11. What is the official purpose of prescribed editions in Pearson GCSE Drama exams?

    • Source exam extracts
    • Mandatory student purchases
    • Marking student essays
    • Grading grade boundaries
  12. Under which specification list is the performance text 100 categorised?

    • List C
    • List A
    • List D
    • List B
  13. Which other specification text shares the ensemble storytelling label with 100?

    • Government Inspector
    • Blue Stockings
    • The Crucible
    • The Free9
  14. What effect does ensemble storytelling have on how audiences follow the narrative?

    • Reading subtitles
    • Tracking shifting voices
    • Listening to music
    • Following one lead
  15. Which Component 3 paper code covers List B texts such as 100?

    • 1DR0/3C
    • 1DR0/3A
    • 1DR0/2B
    • 1DR0/3B
  16. How many texts are listed under List B (post-2000) in the specification?

    • Seven
    • Four
    • Six
    • Five
  17. How does the ensemble form in 100 primarily create a shared community story?

    • Realistic dialogue
    • Silent tableaux
    • Collective narration
    • Solo monologues
  18. What should a live theatre performance chosen for evaluation ideally demonstrate?

    • Musical numbers
    • Audience participation
    • Improvised scenes
    • Production elements
  19. What must students do with the work of Component 3 theatre makers?

    • Direct and stage
    • Ignore and replace
    • Learn and copy
    • Analyse and evaluate
  20. Which design choice best supports rapid location changes in ensemble staging?

    • Naturalistic furniture
    • Complex hydraulics
    • Minimal set
    • Heavy wooden flats

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