Question 1

Which word describes a texture with two or more independent lines happening at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Polyphonic

Answer

Antiphonal

Answer

Monophonic

Answer

Homophonic

Question 2

What does unison mean?

Accepted Answer

Two or more musical parts that sounds either the same pitch or pitches separated by intervals of one or more octaves

Answer

The pattern of sounds and silences in music

Answer

The way different musical elements (such as melody, harmony, and rhythm) are combined in a piece

Answer

Describes a texture where all parts move in the same rhythm. Often used in hymns.

Question 3

What word describes the way music is based on a particular scale or set of notes, helping to create a specific mood?

Accepted Answer

Tonality

Answer

Harmony

Answer

Unison

Answer

Texture

Question 4

Which term describes entering music electronically via a Digital Audio Workstation?

Accepted Answer

Sequencing

Answer

Coding

Answer

Recording

Answer

Controlling

Question 5

Which word describes a texture with one clear, dominant melody supported by an accompaniment

Accepted Answer

Homophonic

Answer

Antiphonal

Answer

Monophonic

Answer

Polyphonic

Question 6

Which term describes the way chords are used and organised in a piece of music.

Accepted Answer

Harmony

Answer

Melody

Answer

Chord

Answer

Rhythm

Question 7

What are grids used for in art?

Accepted Answer

Copying and scaling an image

Answer

Cutting up an image

Answer

Scaling and image

Answer

Copying an image

Question 8

What is the artistic term for arranging objects?

Accepted Answer

Composition

Answer

Ordering

Answer

Layers

Answer

Perspective

Question 9

What is the softest pencil to use when shading?

Accepted Answer

8B

Answer

3B

Answer

2B

Answer

HB

Question 10

What does HB stand for when refering to pencils?

Accepted Answer

Hard Black

Answer

Hard Bold

Answer

Harsh Black

Answer

Hold Bold

Question 11

What is it called when you complete a line drawing without taking the pen/pencil off of the page?

Accepted Answer

Continuous

Answer

Constant

Answer

Everlasting

Answer

Single line

Question 12

What is it called when you add a sade to a drawing before adjusting?

Accepted Answer

Base Shade

Answer

1st layer

Answer

ground

Answer

Primary shade

Question 13

What is the technique of answering questions in role to gain a deeper understanding of a character?

Accepted Answer

Hot Seating

Answer

Role on the Wall

Answer

Blocking

Answer

Given Circumstances

Question 14

What is the technique of using stylised techniques, such as exaggerated gestures and stylised speech?

Accepted Answer

Non-Naturalistic Acting

Answer

Thoughts Aloud

Answer

Naturalistic Acting

Answer

Character Interpretation

Question 15

What is the technique of revealing a character's inner thoughts to the audience?

Accepted Answer

Thoughts Aloud

Answer

Naturalistic Acting

Answer

Character Interpretation

Answer

Non-Naturalistic Acting

Question 16

What is the technique of switching between different scenes or locations within a play?

Accepted Answer

Cross Cutting

Answer

Split Stage

Answer

Duologues

Answer

Monologues

Question 17

What is the technique of creating a piece of theatre from scratch, without a pre-written script?

Accepted Answer

Devising

Answer

Multi-Rolling

Answer

Narration

Answer

Improvisation

Question 18

What is the technique of spontaneous, unplanned performance?

Accepted Answer

Improvisation

Answer

Multi-Rolling

Answer

Narration

Answer

Devising

Question 19

Which of the following is an example of an electrical Input component?

Accepted Answer

Microphone

Answer

Light

Answer

Speaker

Answer

Motor

Question 20

What is the purpose of a Light Dependant Resistor?

Accepted Answer

A Light Dependant Resistor (LDR) prevents electricity from passing through a circuit when there is Light/during daylight

Answer

A Light Dependant Resistor (LDR) allows electricity to pass throgh it when you turn the light on

Answer

A Light Dependant Resistor (LDR) emits light on a circuit board

Answer

A Light Dependant Resistor (LDR) senses motion, and emits an electrical signal when moved.

Question 21

Which of the following statements applies to a 'Thermoset' polymer?

Accepted Answer

A polymer that has been 'cured' in order to become solid.

Answer

A polymer that has been molded through a heat process

Answer

A polymer that gets 'baked' into a form

Answer

A polymer that can be remolded

Question 22

Which polymer is brittle but durable, can be extruded or in flat sheets, used in blister packs and window frames?

Accepted Answer

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)

Answer

Polypropylene (PP)

Answer

High impact polystyrene (HIPS)

Answer

Acrylic (PMMA)

Question 23

Which of the following is NOT a method of joining Metal to Timber?

Accepted Answer

PVA Glue

Answer

Nut and Bolt

Answer

Screws into pilot and clearance holes

Answer

Epoxy Resin

Related quizzes

Related quizzes