Question

b) teaches them to act
c) orients them to safety and technical operations
d) writes contracts

1. why does a td attend technical week rehearsals?

a) to supervise actors
b) to assist with technical aspects
c) to design costumes
d) to sell tickets

1. which skill or ability is important for a td?

a) writing reviews
b) knowledge of stage, set, sound, and lighting design
c) memorizing lines
d) performing lead roles

1. the carpenter’s ability to interpret shop drawings ensures:

a) the set is constructed accurately
b) costumes are finished
c) lighting gels match paint
d) actors memorize blocking

1. when a scenic designer’s concept appears unsafe, the master carpenter should:

a) build it anyway
b) change it without permission
c) propose alternatives with the td
d) cancel the build

1. which is an example of rigging in theatre?

a) flying a set piece
b) mixing paint
c) sewing curtains
d) programming cues

1. a carpenter specializing in automation focuses on:

a) moving scenery controlled by motors or computers
b) painting sets
c) sewing fabric
d) installing microphones

1. when the master carpenter checks that platforms are “spiked,” this means:

a) locations are clearly marked
b) nails are hammered
c) stage is clean
d) crew is present

1. why is time management essential for a master carpenter?

a) scene shops face tight deadlines

Explanation:

Answer:

b) To assist with technical aspects
b) Knowledge of stage, set, sound, and lighting design
a) The set is constructed accurately
c) Propose alternatives with the TD
a) Flying a set piece
a) Moving scenery controlled by motors or computers
a) Locations are clearly marked
a) Scene shops face tight deadlines