Makeup
Color Theory
Paint
Technical Theatre
Random
100

What 3D shape did we draw in class?

A Sphere

100

What are the primary colors?

Red, blue, yellow

100

What do scenic artists paint on the walls to add dimension to their set? 

texture


100

What is it called when a set designer builds a small model of the set? 

diorama

100

Name an acting area on stage. (Any stage location)

UC

USL

USR

CS

CSL

CSR

DSR

DSL

DC

200

What character did we design a makeup plot for?

The witch

200

What are the secondary colors?

purple, orange, green

200

Name the texture that uses 3 colors and an X pattern.

Scumble
200

Which one of the 4 types of stages do we have here at BHS? 

Proscenium Arch

200

Name a musical.

?

300

As we age, our skin gets more what around our eyes and mouth?

Wrinkles

300
Name two complimentary colors

red,green

yellow, purple

blue, orange

300

Which texture did we paint that looks like wood?

woodgrain

300

Who tells actors what to do on stage/how to act?

Director

300

What character did we watch change her dress very quickly during her song? 

Elsa

400

When making our hands look old, what is the lighter colored makeup's purpose?

to highlight

400

What color do you get when you mix all the colors of paint?

Black

400

Name the texture that we painted using two colors from each side that mixed in the middle. 

Blend


400

To tell the difference between a set piece and a prop, we talked about a moving truck. What do you call everything you would put in the truck?

A prop

400

Which game do we play that uses pantomime?

What are you doing?
500

Why do actors need stage makeup?

The lights flatten out your features. 

500

How do you get a tertiary color?

By mixing a primary and a secondary color

500

What was the name of the texture where we flipped small dots of paint on a colored square?

Fleck

500

Name the type of theatre that has audience on all sides. 

In the round

arena

500

Who said "All the world's a stage, and the men and women in it are merely players?"

Shakespeare