GCSE Drama Vocab Quiz 1

The style in which an actor is performing is known as:

• Acting style

• Acting set up

• Acting ensemble

• Acting configuration

A form of theatre designed to create the illusion of

reality for an audience is known as what/

(a)  

What is 'pace'?

• Something that is used to speed up the lighting

• The rate of movement or speed of action or voice

• How quickly actors get into position before curtain up

• The rate at which the play is blocked

Handbags and hats are examples of what? (correct spelling)

(a)  

What is the correct spelling?

• Non-digetic

• Non-diagetic

• Non-diegetic

• Non-diegatic

A _______________ _______________ is what can be heard within the world of the story/characters (correct spellings)

(a)  

Friendship, winners and losers and poverty are examples of what?

(a)  

Brecht breaks this, but Stanislavski doesn't? (correct spelling)

(a)  

When the story is NOT in chronological order / or the narrative is disjointed disjointed, this is referred to as? (correct spelling)

(a)  

Dramatic irony is when...

• a character's words or actions are not clear to the audience but they make sense for the character

• a character breaks the fourth wall

• one character speaks to the audience directly to reveal something about themselves

• a character's words or actions are clear to the audience or reader although unknown to the character