Answer the following questions about the extract you have studied. (a) Suggest two sound effects for a storm scene in a fishing village. Say why each one wo...
Assessment:Drama (9-1) 0994 | Paper 1 Mock 21 | Written examinationSubject:Drama - 0411
Answer the following questions about the extract you have studied.
(a) Suggest two sound effects for a storm scene in a fishing village. Say why each one would work. [4]
Two marks per sound effect: identification plus contribution (max 4):
- Howling wind increasing in intensity (1) - creating a sense of growing danger and reinforcing the villagers' helplessness (1).
- Crashing waves growing louder (1) - suggesting the sea's violence and the peril faced by the fishermen (1).
- Rain hammering on rooftops (1) - establishing the severity of the storm and creating an immersive soundscape (1).
- Distant thunder rumbling (1) - punctuating the scene with sudden loud sound, keeping the audience on edge (1).
Answer Details
Two marks per sound effect: identification plus contribution (max 4):
- Howling wind increasing in intensity (1) - creating a sense of growing danger and reinforcing the villagers' helplessness (1).
- Crashing waves growing louder (1) - suggesting the sea's violence and the peril faced by the fishermen (1).
- Rain hammering on rooftops (1) - establishing the severity of the storm and creating an immersive soundscape (1).
- Distant thunder rumbling (1) - punctuating the scene with sudden loud sound, keeping the audience on edge (1).