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Clowning is Serious Business Too
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Introduction:
"We've all seen clowns and enjoyed their antics, but how much do you know about their history and code of conduct, among other things? Hopefully you'll learn something new from this quiz."
1.
The oldest record of a clown dates back to around 2500 B.C. Which country was he from?
Egypt
China
India
Japan
2.
Yu Sze was a Chinese clown who performed as a court jester. Is he considered to be a national hero in China?
Yes
No
3.
Who is known as the 'Father of Modern Clowning'?
Joseph Grimaldi
William Kemp
Richard Armin
Philip Astley
4.
How many types of clowns are accepted by major clown organizations in competitions?
Seven
Five
Four
Two
5.
The Whiteface type of clown is usually more formally dressed as compared to the other types, the colours on his costume are less gaudy and mismatched. He also uses white makeup to cover his face. Which of the following is NOT a type of Whiteface clown?
Japanese Whiteface
Grotesque Whiteface
Straight Whiteface
European Whiteface
6.
Which of these clowns was one of the main models for 'Uncle Sam'?
Johnny Tatum
Emmett Kelly
Dan Rice
George Carl
7.
Which of the following is NOT one of the Clown Commandments?
I will only perform in a circus.
I will appear in as many clown shows as I possibly can.
I will learn to apply my makeup in a professional manner.
I will remove my makeup and change into street clothes as soon as possible after my performance.
8.
By what name is a group of clowns performing for a specific circus known as?
Clown Troupe
Clown Company
Clown Band
Clown Alley
9.
What colour face paint is considered unlucky among clowns?
Blue
Yellow
Green
Pink
10.
Which of the following can a clown do while in costume?
Smoke
Provide good clean comedic entertainment
Drink alcohol
Poke fun at others or cause them embarrassment
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