Check - Drama - W/E - 16.7.21 - Y10

What is the correct definition for having a voice that's loud enough for the audience to hear?

• Big, exaggerated movements

• Vocal projection

• Shouting really loudly

• Speaking very quietly

What are intentions in a performance?

• Who the characters are in a play

• How you want the play to end

• What you and the playwright wants the audience to think and feel when watching a performance

• How you want the actors to feel when they are rehearsing the performance

What is the correct definition for how you use your voice?

• Intonation

• Facial expression

• Tone

• Volume

What is devising?

• Making things up as you go along

• Creating your own piece of drama, usually based on a stimulus

• Improvising on the spot

• Performing a script

What does it mean to interpret something?

• To make it your own

• To learn it

• To understand it

• To know exactly what it means

What type of stage has an apron and the audience all facing the stage at the front?

• Proscenium arch

• End on

• Theatre in the round

• Traverse theatre

Which type of staging has the audience all the way around?

• Ampitheatre

• Proscenium arch

• Theatre in the round

• Promenade theatre?