Top 150+ Solved Art and Visual Perception MCQ Questions Answer
Q. Theatre can be defined in three categories. They are:.
a. a building, a company, and an occupation
b. story, plot and theme
c. actors, audience and the press
d. the spirit, the music and symbols
Q. The playwright is the _____________ of nearly every production.
a. historical basis
b. final authority
c. point of origin
d. ultimate interpreter
Q. Which of the following is not an avenue for a playwright to break-in?
a. college theatre departments
b. playwriting contests and festivals
c. grants and fellowships
d. broadway producers
Q. A play achieves its final form only when:
a. it is published by a reputable publisher
b. it is studied in a literature class
c. it is performed on the stage
d. it is accepted for a staged reading
Q. The playwright works with two fundamental tools:
a. words and sentences
b. scenes and acts
c. dialogue and physical action
d. narration and conversation
Q. Which of the following is not a demand on credibility?
a. characters act instinctively
b. characters are internally consistent
c. characters always use good diction
d. characters act like human beings
Q. A common fault of beginning playwrights is:
a. shortness of action
b. lack of speakability
c. too much detail
d. unclear plot
Q. When a play truly satisfies us we say it is endowed with:
a. active characters
b. intricate detail
c. richness of detail
d. intensity of will
Q. Depth of characterization requires characters to be:
a. independent, sensible, reasonable and worthwhile
b. correct, honest and understandable
c. funny and tragic
d. expressive, emotional, excitable and enlightened
Q. A play that tells the story of thirty years are in only two hours is an example of:
a. historicity
b. intensity
c. compression
d. pertinence
Q. Three strong building locks in the process of playwriting are:
a. dialogue, conflict and structure
b. plot, theme and characterization
c. story, idea and textuality
d. action, re-action and climax
Q. The author of Pulitzer Prize winner Lost in Yonkers and the Brighton Beach Trilogy is:
a. arthur miller
b. neil simon
c. edward albee
d. david mamet
Q. America's greatest active playwright is probably:
a. edward albee
b. wendy wasserstein
c. david mamet
d. august wilson
Q. The playwright that is called a "Chicago" playwright is:
a. edward albee
b. wendy wasserstein
c. david mamet
d. august wilson
Q. The play many critics consider the finest play of the past generation is:
a. how i learned to drive
b. love! valour! compassion!
c. the heidi chronicles .
d. angels in america