Per 2 Vocab 1 Test

What is etiquette?

• an expressive movement of the body or limb

• the movement or groupings of actors on the stage

• to chew with your mouth open

• proper behavior

Define illusion of the first time.

•  a performer of pantomime who uses conventionalized gestures to express ideas

• a situation in which an audience is led to believe that each performance is the first

•  communicating without words, using facial expressions, gestures, and body language

• calling attention to one’s presence onstage and diverting attention away from the main actors

What is scene stealing?

• a situation in which an audience is led to believe that each performance is the first

• to move from one place onstage to another

• calling attention to one’s presence onstage and diverting attention away from the main actors

• an expressive movement of the body or limbs

What are gestures?

• an expressive movement of the body or limbs

• proper behavior

• to move from one place onstage to another

• to speak or to act without a script

Define nonverbal communication

• to act without words through facial expressions and gestures

• communicating without words, using facial expressions, gestures, and body language

• proper behavior

• an expressive movement of the body or limbs

Explain blocking.

• calling attention to one’s presence onstage and diverting attention away from the main actors

• a situation in which an audience is led to believe that each performance is the first

• a performer of pantomime who uses conventionalized gestures to express ideas

• the movement or groupings of actors on the stage

What does it mean to cross?

• to move from one place onstage to another

• calling attention to one’s presence onstage and diverting attention away from the main actors

• to act without words through facial expressions and gestures

• to speak or to act without a script

What is pantomime?

• an expressive movement of the body or limbs

• to act without words through facial expressions and gestures

• a situation in which an audience is led to believe that each performance is the first

• calling attention to one’s presence onstage and diverting attention away from the main actors

Define mime.

• to act without words through facial expressions and gestures

• communicating without words, using facial expressions, gestures, and body language

• proper behavior

• a performer who uses conventionalized gestures to express ideas

Explain improvise.

• calling attention to one’s presence onstage and diverting attention away from the main actors

• to move from one place onstage to another

• to act without words through facial expressions and gestures

• to speak or to act without a script