Theatre Arts Semester Final

Which is NOT an aspect of proper Theatre voice (P.I.E.)

• PROJECTION

• INFLECTION

• ENUNCIATION

• EXAGGERATION

Which is NOT an aspect of pantomime?

• Exaggerated facial expressions
• White face paint.
• Loud and clear voice.

• Using precise gestures to indicate imaginary props.

What is theatre?

• Acting out a story with no words or props.
• The art of telling stories through live acting for an audience.

• A place to see a movie.
• Imaginary lines on the stage that define where the actors can be seen.

The most important thing to remember on stage is

• Stay in character.
• Your lines.
• Project!
• Don't look at the audience.

A monologue is

• A short situation to be acted out by several players.
• Rehearsal for a production.
• An exaggerated fast moving play with "good guys" and "bad guys".
• A longer speech spoken by one person.

A group of performers working together to a put on a show are called

• clowns.
• actors.
• puppets.
• an ensemble.

To become a stronger actor, you must take care of your

• mother and father.
• voice and body.
• director and stage manager.
• hair and make-up.

In a scene or monologue, the actor must identify what their character wants. This is called the 

• purpose.
• objective.
• excuse.
• lame.

Once the actor knows what their character wants, they might try several different techniques to get it, for example, threatening, begging, bribing, or asking nicely. These are called

• options
• monologues
• levels
• tactics.

Scripts are broken into smaller chunks to make them easier to read, rehearse, and analyze. Put these parts of a script in order from largest to smallest.

• Play, Act, Scene, Line, Beat.
• Play, Chapter, Scene, Act.
• Play, Chapter, Scene, Act.
• Beat, Act, Play, Scene, Chapter.