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  • This Is The Job Title Given To The Person Who Owns The Theater and Allows The Plays To Be Performed Inside It

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    This document contains two quizzes, one multiple choice and one short answer, about different theatre jobs such as playwright, director, producer, actor, lighting engineer, costume designer, and more. The multiple choice quiz tests knowledge of specific job titles and responsibilities, while the short answer questions explore duties of different roles and how theatre has evolved from Greek to modern times. The document provides information to learn about the various jobs involved in putting on a theatrical production.

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    This Is The Job Title Given To The Person Who Owns The Theater and Allows The Plays To Be Performed Inside It

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    Carlsanae Tuckett
    This document contains two quizzes, one multiple choice and one short answer, about different theatre jobs such as playwright, director, producer, actor, lighting engineer, costume designer, and more. The multiple choice quiz tests knowledge of specific job titles and responsibilities, while the short answer questions explore duties of different roles and how theatre has evolved from Greek to modern times. The document provides information to learn about the various jobs involved in putting on a theatrical production.

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    Theatre Jobs Quiz – Multiple Choice

    Directions: Read each questions and identify the theatre job that best fits the description given.

    1. This is the job title given to the person who writes the script for the play being performed.

    a. Playwright b. Director
    c. Producer d. Manager
    2. This is the job title given to the person who owns the theater and allows the plays to be
    performed inside it.

    a. Playwright b. Director
    c. Producer d. Manager
    3. This is the job title given to the person who provides the financial support for the play or
    performance.

    a. Playwright b. Director
    c. Producer d. Manager
    4. This is the job title given to the person who tells the actors in the play or performance what to
    do, where to stand, when to speak, etc.

    a. Playwright b. Director
    c. Producer d. Manager
    5. This is the job title given to the person who takes on the role of a character in the play or
    performance.

    a. Director b. Make-up Artist


    c. Actor d. Producer
    6. This is the job title given to the person who runs the lighting board and provides special visual
    lighting effects for the play or performance.

    a. Sound Engineer b. Costume Designer


    c. Lighting Engineer d. Make-up Artist
    7. This is the job title given to the person who creates the clothes and masks for the play or
    performance.

    a. Sound Engineer b. Make-up Artist


    c. Lighting Engineer d. Costume Designer
    8. This is the job title given to the person who runs the sound board and provides special audio
    effects for the play or performance.

    a. Sound Engineer b. Make-up Artist


    c. Lighting Engineer d. Costume Designer
    9. This is the job title given to the person who provides the paint and cosmetic effects for the
    actors in the play or performance.

    a. Sound Engineer b. Make-up Artist


    c. Lighting Engineer d. Costume Designer
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    10. This is the job title given to the person who designs and builds the props and scenery for the
    play or performance.

    a. Manager b. Set Designer


    c. Costume Designer d. Producer

    Theatre Jobs Quiz – Short Answer/Essay

    Directions: Answer each question in complete sentences.

    1. What are three job duties of a director?

    2. What are two job duties of an actor?

    3. Identify three theatre jobs that would not have been used in Greek Theatre.

    4. In your own words, explain Bunraku theatre and the jobs that are used in it.

    5. Why are there more theatre jobs in Modern Theatre than there are in Greek and Elizabethan
    Theatre?

    6. What was the central focus of Greek theatre, and how did actors change roles?

    7. If you were an actor in an Elizabethan theater, how would the parts you play differ from the
    parts you would play in a Greek theater?

    8. Why does the producer get to make most of the decisions in a play or performance?

    9. Explain why new actors do not get to make as many decisions about a play as more experienced
    and well known actors do.
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    10. Each type of theatre group (Greek, Elizabethan, Bunraku, and Modern) has a characteristic that
    makes it unique. Identify and describe one characteristic of each that makes it unique from the
    others.

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