Question 1

What is beaming?

Accepted Answer

The way shorter notes are grouped together with beams

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How many beats are in a bar

Answer

The amount of beams in a bar

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A musical note

Question 2

What is a time signature?

Accepted Answer

Two numbers stacked on top of each other, telling us how many beats are in each bar.

Answer

Sharps and Flats

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How fast the tempo is

Answer

The numbers above notes

Question 3

What is a crotchet?

Accepted Answer

One-beat note

Answer

Half-beat note

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Four-beat note

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Two-beat note

Question 4

Which musical word means the speed of a piece of music?

Accepted Answer

Tempo

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Timbre

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Texture

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Dynamics

Question 5

Which note is on the bottom line of a treble clef staff?

Accepted Answer

E

Answer

D

Answer

F

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B

Question 6

Which notes are in the spaces of a treble clef staff?

Accepted Answer

FACE

Answer

EGBD

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GBDF

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ACEG

Question 7

Which musical word refers to how loud or quiet the music is?

Accepted Answer

Dynamics

Answer

Pitch

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Rhythm

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Tempo

Question 8

Which musical word is the vertical line separating one bar from the next?

Accepted Answer

Barline

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Stem

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Bar

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Note

Question 9

What is Negative Space?

Accepted Answer

Outside of the subject

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The subject

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Bad Space

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Not in the picture

Question 10

Which object is a Natural Form?

Accepted Answer

Leaf

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A Shoe

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Packet of Crisps

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A picture of a shell

Question 11

When recording tonal shading what are you observing?

Accepted Answer

Light

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Colour

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Shape

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Form

Question 12

What mark making can you not make with a ballpoint pen?

Accepted Answer

smudging

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Dashes

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Dots

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Cross hatching

Question 13

What was Caroline Delzeppo's subject matter?

Accepted Answer

Natural forms

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Buildings

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Portraits

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Shoes

Question 14

When you consider how to ‘lay out’ an artwork what are you deciding?

Accepted Answer

Composition

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Layers

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Meaning

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Perspective

Question 15

What is a gobo light used for?

Accepted Answer

To create shapes or patterns on stage

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To fade one light while another comes on

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To dim the lights slowly

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To quickly change the lighting

Question 16

Which type of lighting would be best for a scary scene?

Accepted Answer

Dim, cool lights

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Flashing, colourful lights

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Soft, natural light

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Bright, warm lights

Question 17

What is a proscenium arch stage?

Accepted Answer

A traditional stage with the audience on one side

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A stage surrounded by the audience

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A long, narrow stage with the audience on two sides

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A stage that extends into the audience

Question 18

What is a cross-fade?

Accepted Answer

A gradual change from one scene to another

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A sound effect that is used to transition between scenes

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A quick, sudden change in lighting

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A special type of lighting that creates shadows

Question 19

What is the difference between naturalistic and non-naturalistic effects?

Accepted Answer

Naturalistic effects are realistic, while non-naturalistic effects are exaggerated.

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Naturalistic effects are only used in comedies, while non-naturalistic effects are only used in tragedies

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Naturalistic effects are only used in modern plays, while non-naturalistic effects are only used in historical plays.

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Naturalistic effects are exaggerated, while non-naturalistic effects are realistic.

Question 20

What is the purpose of set design in a play?

Accepted Answer

To help the audience understand the setting

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To make the actors look more realistic

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To hide the crew from the audience

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To make sure the audience don’t go backstage

Question 21

Which of these are a supporting structure used in construction?

Accepted Answer

A-Frame

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C-Frame

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D-Frame

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B-Frame

Question 22

Which of the following statements are correct when decribing a 'fulcrum'?

Accepted Answer

The pivot point in a lever system

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The area of a mechanism where weight is placed

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Where effort is applied to lift something

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A type of furniture fixing

Question 23

What type of motion is presented when a car is being driven along a motorway?

Accepted Answer

Linear

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Rotary

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Oscillating

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Reciprocating

Question 24

Which of the following is NOT a type of bridge?

Accepted Answer

Dome

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Cantilever

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Suspension

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Beam

Question 25

How many classes of levers are there?

Accepted Answer

3

Answer

4

Answer

1

Answer

2

Question 26

What type of motion is presented when a swing is in use?

Accepted Answer

Oscillating

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Reciprocating

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Rotary

Answer

Linear

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