ENG 157: MODULE 5-7

Skills of reading aloud that can be used in Interpretative Reading

• Vocal flexibility

• Clear articulation

• Correct pronunciation

• The use of pause and rate variation

• All of the above

Is the interactive art of using words and actions to reveal the elements and images of a story while encouraging the listener's imagination.

• Story-telling

• Interpretative Reading

• Declamation

• Monologue

Things to consider in DECLAMATION:

• Style of language

• Structure

• Theme

• Impact

• All of the above

the performer speaks to another person who is not in the performance space or the audience

• Interior Monologue

• Declamation

• Exterior Monologue

• None of the above

also known as READER'S THEATRE

• Chamber Theater

• Reading Concert

• Interpretative Reading

• Story-telling

The use of movement, gesture, posture and facial expressions is one of the skills that develops in DECLAMATION.

• True

• Partly true

• False

in which several voices sound like one instrument, each voice blending with one another.

• Solo and Chorus

• Responsive Reading

• Reading in unison

• Interpretative Reading

This refers to acting, the building, play itself, costumes, make up, administrators, and lights.

• Theater

• Theater Arts

• Theatrical Play

The theatre of this place consisted of three types of drama: tragedy, comedy, and satyr play.

• Ancient Mesopotamia

• Ancient Rome

• Ancient Greece

• All of the above

This kind of comedy is known primarily from the substantial papyrus fragments of Menander.

• Old Comedy

• Middle Comedy

• New Comedy

• Comedy