Lesson C3.4.6
C3.4.6 Gone Too Far!, Bola Agbaje Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Drama, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What genre does the specification give for Gone Too Far!?
- Tragedy
- Historical drama
- Social drama
- Political satire
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Who wrote Gone Too Far!?
- In-Sook Chappell
- Jessica Swale
- Dennis Kelly
- Bola Agbaje
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Which publisher produces the prescribed edition of Gone Too Far!?
- Methuen Drama (Bloomsbury)
- Oberon Plays
- Nick Hern Books
- Heinemann
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Which ISBN is given for Gone Too Far! in the specification?
- 9781350261037
- 9781350258433
- 9781840029529
- 9781848423299
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What style of play is Gone Too Far! by Bola Agbaje classified as?
- Physical comedy
- Historical drama
- Verbatim drama
- Social drama
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What is the primary thematic focus of a social drama?
- Royal succession
- Social problems
- Magical fantasy
- Ancient mythology
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Which staging style is most characteristic of a social drama?
- Expressionist artifice
- Abstract minimalism
- Naturalistic settings
- Surrealist imagery
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Which element makes a community social drama feel immediate to audiences?
- Everyday speech
- Pantomime audience chat
- Operatic singing
- Rhyming couplets
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Which theme is most typical of a social drama like Gone Too Far!?
- Pirate treasure
- Intergalactic war
- Discrimination
- Vampire hunting
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In social drama, what do central characters often embody?
- Supernatural powers
- Wider social pressures
- Pure comedic relief
- Mythological heroism
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Why is social context crucial when studying a social drama?
- Conditions shape choices
- Ticket pricing
- Stage dimensions
- Costume design
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Which lighting choice best establishes tension in a grim community scene?
- Multi-coloured strobe
- Bright warm wash
- Cool low-level
- Flashing neon pink
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What is the key difference in focus between social drama and historical drama?
- Lighting style
- Cast size
- Stage size
- Temporal focus
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Which technique highlights social pressure rather than an individual flaw?
- Magical transformation
- Soliloquy confession
- Limiting options
- Slapstick pratfalls
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Which play is the Pearson GCSE Drama specification example of physical comedy?
- Gone Too Far!
- DNA
- One Man, Two Guvnors
- The Free9
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Which set design best conveys an enclosed, high-pressure community?
- Vulnerable open plains
- Expansive multi-level arena
- Restricted movement
- Infinite black void
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What genre of drama is Bola Agbaje's play Gone Too Far! classified as?
- Historical drama
- Social drama
- Verbatim drama
- Tragedy
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What genre classification does Bola Agbaje's play Gone Too Far! have in the specification?
- Social drama
- Black comedy
- Tragedy
- Historical drama
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Who is the playwright of the GCSE set text Gone Too Far!?
- Mark Wheeller
- Dennis Kelly
- In-Sook Chappell
- Bola Agbaje
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Which dramatic form focuses heavily on community issues and societal pressures?
- Romantic comedy
- Verbatim theatre
- Social drama
- Physical comedy
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