Year 9 Devising - Quiz 1

What do we call the 'starting point' when we create a piece of devised drama? This could be a word, poem, song or picture that we get ideas from.

• Stimulus

• Rehearsal technique

• Idea

• Role play

What is the meaning of 'rehearsal technique?

• A method used to perfect an actor's lines and delivery during a performance.

• An approach employed to explore a topic or stimulus and generate ideas in drama and theatre.

• A form of stage lighting used to illuminate actors during rehearsals.

• The process of memorising lines for a play.

Which rehearsal technique involves actors temporarily halting their movements (freezing) to create a visual tableau (still image), often to explore a key moment or emotion in a scene?

• Role play

• Freeze frame

• Hotseating

• Thought-tracking

During which rehearsal technique do actors act out a scene or scenario as if they were the characters, often exploring various outcomes and reactions?

• Role play

• Thought-tracking

• Freeze Frames

• Hot seating

What rehearsal technique encourages actors to answer questions in character, providing insights into their characters' thoughts, emotions, and motivations?

• Freeze frame

• Hotseating

• Role play

• Thought-tracking