Lesson C3.4.5
C3.4.5 The Free9, In-Sook Chappell Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Drama, Unit 3
20 questions
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Lesson C3.4.5, The Free9, In-Sook Chappell: 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 genre does the specification assign to The Free9 by In-Sook Chappell?
- Political satire
- Romantic comedy
- Tragedy/ensemble
- Historical drama
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Who wrote The Free9?
- Bola Agbaje
- In-Sook Chappell
- Jessica Swale
- Diene Petterle
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Which publisher produces the prescribed edition of The Free9?
- Nick Hern Books
- Oberon Plays
- Methuen Drama (Bloomsbury)
- Faber & Faber
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Which ISBN is given for The Free9 in the specification?
- 9781848423299
- 9781350258433
- 9781350261037
- 9781854597373
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What does the asterisk beside The Free9 in the specification indicate regarding its introduction?
- First teaching 2019
- First teaching 2020
- First teaching 2022
- First teaching 2021
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In classical tragedy, what is the term for a character's fatal flaw or error of judgement?
- Catharsis
- Anagnorisis
- Hamartia
- Hubris
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What is the term for the emotional release felt by an audience after tragic events?
- Hamartia
- Anagnorisis
- Nemesis
- Catharsis
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What is the primary function of a shared narrating voice in an ensemble tragedy?
- Comic relief
- Collective perspective
- Direct address monologue
- Historical exposition
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Which structural pattern is typical of the plot development in a classical tragedy?
- Rising conflict
- Episodic flashback
- Circular resolution
- Cyclical repetition
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Which lighting state is most effective for highlighting a character's isolation in a tragedy?
- Single spotlight
- Cross lighting
- Side illumination
- Full wash
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Why is labelling a text as a tragedy particularly useful for student performance analysis?
- Encourages physical comedy
- Improves vocal projection
- Guides downfall analysis
- Simplifies plot learning
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Which physical choice best matches tragic convention when showing grief in a final scene?
- Controlled movement
- Rapid pacing
- Exaggerated sobbing
- Frantic gestures
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What makes an ensemble performer's role particularly flexible during a performance?
- Speaking solo
- Switching roles
- Remaining stationary
- Using hand props
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What is the dramatic term for the moment a character recognises a crucial truth in a tragedy?
- Anagnorisis
- Catharsis
- Peripeteia
- Hamartia
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What length of notes may students bring into Section B of the Component 3 examination?
- Up to 750 words
- Up to 500 words
- Up to 250 words
- Up to 1,000 words
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Which two analytical lenses best fit a tragedy/ensemble text?
- Downfall and staging
- Costume and props
- Lighting and sound
- Timing and venue
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What specific emotional response should a classical tragedy aim to produce in its audience?
- Joy and relief
- Pity and fear
- Hate and disgust
- Shock and anger
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What is created when an audience knows crucial information that a tragic character does not?
- Verbal irony
- Tragic irony
- Comic timing
- Dramatic tension
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What primary genre category is assigned to The Free9 by In-Sook Chappell?
- Tragedy
- Farce
- Melodrama
- Musical
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Which dramatic structure element typically follows the climax in a tragedy?
- Inciting incident
- Rising action
- Denouement
- Exposition
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