| Question | Answer |
| Jo and Amy are cheerleaders and are waving pom-poms. What are the pom-poms they use called? | Accessories
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Who USUALLY takes a set of plans and supervises their construction? | Technical Director
| Who is responsible for all Visual effects? | Lighting desinger
| What is the script that has all the blocking and cues called? | prompt book
| Who runs a show after it opens and manages the production during the run of the show? | Stage Manager
| When does the crew practice light, sound and set changes? | technical rehearsal
| Who is the person that sketches the types of scenery that are used on the stage? | Set designer
| Who is responsible for all sound effects and music? | Sound designer
| Which type of stage has audience on ALL sides? | Arena
| Which type of stage has a large apron that extends into the audience? | Thrust
| What is the most common type of stage that is "framed", and only has audience on one side? | Proscenium
| What type of curtain is located upstage and is represented on a diagram by a squiggly line? | Cyclorama
| Which curtains are long and hung vertically to hid the wing area from the audience's view? | Legs
| What is the stage area in front of the grande drape called? | apron
| What is the frame of the stage called? | Proscenium Arch
| What is the dashed line representing the grande drape called in a diagram of the stage? | Curtain line
| How many inches from a moving saw blade should your fingers be? | Four
| Which saw will cut curved or straight lines? | Jigswaw
| What should be done to a thin piece of wood before installing long screws? | Pre-drill
| Which tool is used to measure length? | Tape Measure
| Which tool is used to create right angles? | Carpenter or Framing Square
| Which tool is used to see if something is perfectly horizontal or vertical? | Level
| Which tool is used to mark long, straight lines? | Chalk Line
| Which type of lumber is made up of alternating layers? | Plywood
| What are stiles? | The vertical supports of a flat
| What are rails? | The horizontal supports of a flat
| What is a toggle? | The center support of a flat
| What are keystones and cornerblocks? | Joint and joining support for a flat
| What is a cornerbrace? | A support to keep the flat from warping or bending
| What is a butt joint? | When two pieces of wood are butted together
| What is a miter joint? | When two pieces of wood are cut at 45 degree angles and placed together
| How should you attach two pieces of lumber when they are different thicknesses? | Attach thin into thick
| Which type of wood is used in building a platform frame? | 2X4
| When building a flat, which is the correct placement of the stiles and rails? | Both rails on the bottom of stiles
| Which two dimensions are needed to build a flat? | Width and heighth
| A flat is considered which type of scenery? | Two-dimensional and non-weight bearing
| A platform is considered which type of scenery? | Three-dimensional and weight bearing
| A ramp is considered which type of scenery? | Three-dimensional and weight bearing
| What is the vertical element of an individual step called? | Riser
| What is the difference between wagons and platforms? | Casters
| What is it called when all the members of a the same family in a play wear the same color? | Color coding
| What is a fabric sample used to test costumes under lights? | Swatch
| What is the worksheet that describes the colors, fabrics and accessories for each character's costume? | Costume plot
| What is the term used to describe costumes designed from specific time periods? | Historical Accuracy
| Which type of set is static? | Box
| Which type of set is moveable? | Unit
| Which type of drawing is created from a bird's eye view? | Groundplan
| Which type of drawing is created from the audience's perspective? | Working
| Which colors are located next to each other on the color wheel? | Analogous
| Which colors are opposite each other on the color wheel? | Complimentary
| What are the primary pigment colors? | Red, Yellow, Blue
| What are the secondary pigment colors? | Purple, Green, Orange
| What is the lightness or darkness of a color? | Value
| What is produced by adding white to a color? | Tint
| What is produced by adding black to a color? | Shade
| What has been affected if a piece of scenery on stage cannot be seen by an audience member? | Sight line |
