Drama Final

Front

There is no "fourth wall". This is looking directly at your audience.

Back

Eye contact

Front

Using your body, facial expressions, and gestures is known as ...

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movement

Front

Changing your voice for different characters.

Back

character voices

Front

Finding ways to have your story interact with the audience.

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Interaction

Front

Clues that tell where a story takes place is known as ...

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setting the scene

Front

Creating fun sounds throughout the story.

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Sound effects

Front

Using words and phrases over and over.

Back

Repetition

Front

Going too fast or too slow is a bad example of ...

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pacing

Front

Waiting at certain times for effect

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dramatic pause

Front

The clarity of vocal sounds is known as ...

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Articulation