Question 1

The curved white screen at the back of a stage is called a:&#10;A) Border&#10;B) Traveller&#10;C) Cyclorama&#10;D) Prop

Accepted Answer

A cyclorama, often referred to as a cyc, is a large curved backdrop used at the back of a stage to create the illusion of sky or to serve as a background that can be lit in various colors to match the mood of the performance.

Question 2

Pyrotechnics:&#10;A) Are not regulated&#10;B) Involve any outdoor event display&#10;C) Include laser lighting&#10;D) Are fireworks

Accepted Answer

Pyrotechnics specifically refer to the science and technology of fireworks, which are designed to produce heat, light, smoke, and sound through combustion and explosion.

Question 3

Rigging used in event staging influences the effectiveness of which of the following?&#10;A) Audio, vision, lighting and other stage elements&#10;B) Lighting effects&#10;C) Trusses&#10;D) Blocks

Accepted Answer

Rigging in event staging is crucial for the placement and functioning of various stage elements such as audio, vision, and lighting, ensuring they work effectively and safely.

Question 4

D&#233;cor, theme and concept:&#10;A) Are all the same concept&#10;B) Are different concepts&#10;C) All involve floral arrangements&#10;D) Limit the line of sight

Accepted Answer

Décor, theme, and concept are different concepts related to event planning or interior design. Décor refers to the decoration and furnishings of a space, theme is the underlying idea or concept that guides the design choices, and concept is the overall idea or vision behind a project.

Question 5

Egress means:&#10;A) Entrance&#10;B) Exit&#10;C) Pathway&#10;D) Flooring

Accepted Answer

Egress refers to the act of going out or leaving a place, thus it means "Exit."

Question 6

An outdoor area chosen to run a large event is unlikely to have which of the following essential services?&#10;A) Good sound quality&#10;B) Good line of sight to the stage&#10;C) Quality infrastructure for accessibility&#10;D) Water and electricity

Accepted Answer

Outdoor areas often lack built-in infrastructure like water and electricity, which are essential services that need to be arranged separately for large events.

Question 7

Many modern stadia have features of the ancient Colosseum in Rome. Which feature is correct for the Roman Colosseum?&#10;A) It is dug into a hillside&#10;B) It is a free-standing structure&#10;C) It had seating for 100,000 spectators&#10;D) It does not operate as an event space any longer

Accepted Answer

The Roman Colosseum is a free-standing structure, unlike many ancient amphitheaters that were partially dug into hillsides for additional support.

Question 8

When we talk about staging an event, this means:&#10;A) The stage design&#10;B) The ceremony&#10;C) All aspects of the event that enable the performance to go ahead&#10;D) Seating arrangements

Accepted Answer

Staging an event refers to all aspects of the event that enable the performance to go ahead, including logistics, technical requirements, and overall event management, not just the physical stage or seating arrangements.

Question 9

Which of the following are included in lighting terminology?&#10;A) Beam, blackout, colour, cross-lighting, fade, flood, light spill, luminaire&#10;B) Baffles, bandwidth, beat&#10;C) White noise, wavelength, woofer&#10;D) Audio mixing console, microphone

Accepted Answer

A) includes terms specifically related to lighting in contexts such as theater, photography, and film, covering aspects like types of lighting, effects, and equipment.

Question 10

When evaluating a site for a music performance, which of the following stakeholders need to be prioritised?&#10;A) Audience&#10;B) Caterers and security&#10;C) Performers and audience&#10;D) Organiser (producer), performer and audience

Accepted Answer

The organiser (producer), performer, and audience are the primary stakeholders in a music performance. The organiser is responsible for the overall planning and execution, ensuring the event meets its objectives. Performers are central to the event, as their performance directly impacts the event's success. The audience's experience is crucial for the event's reputation and future attendance. While caterers and security are important for the event's operation, they do not need to be prioritized over the core stakeholders mentioned.

Deck 6: Manage Event Staging Components