Devising from a stimulus

What is the difference between linear and episodic narrative?

• Linear narrative is scripted, while episodic narrative is improvised
• Linear narrative has a clear beginning, middle, and end, while episodic narrative does not
• Linear narrative is used in comedy, while episodic narrative is used in tragedy
• Linear narrative follows a chronological order, while episodic narrative jumps around in time

What is a monologue?

• A major division within a play
• A type of dramatic structure
• A long speech delivered by multiple characters
• A speech delivered by a character alone on stage

What is a feature of naturalistic acting?

• Exaggerated movements
• Breaking the fourth wall
• Realistic dialogue
• Use of masks

What is the difference between thought track and narration?

• Thought track is spoken by a character, while narration is spoken by the narrator
• Thought track is improvised, while narration is scripted
• Thought track is a character's inner thoughts, while narration is a retelling of events
• Thought track is used in comedy, while narration is used in tragedy

What is cross cutting in drama?

• A method of transitioning between scenes
• A type of stage movement
• A technique used to create suspense
• A way to divide the stage into sections

What is a soliloquy?

• A speech delivered by a character alone on stage
• A type of dramatic structure
• A major division within a play
• A long speech delivered by a single character

What is the purpose of improvisation in drama?

• To follow a strict structure
• To rehearse a scene
• To develop characters
• To create a script

What is a still image?

• This is a frozen picture created by the actors which communicates meaning.
• A photograph.
• An image used at the back of the stage as a backdrop.
• When actors use movement to communicate meaning.

A stimulus is...

• a detectable change in the physical or chemical structure of an organism's internal or external environment.
• the starting point which you use to inspire your drama performance.
• a play that you create.
• an extended performance which is aimed to educate the audience.