What is puppetry?

What is puppetry?

• The art of painting characters

• The act of writing stories for characters

• The act of manipulating or operating an inanimate object to give it character or personality

• The study of character development in literature

What is a puppeteer?

• A person who designs puppets.

• A person who manipulates a puppet in real time to create the illusion of life.

• A person who collects puppets.

• A person who writes stories for puppet shows.

What is a full body puppet?

• A puppet that is controlled by strings from above.

• A puppet that you wear and operate with your hands and feet.

• A small hand puppet that fits over one hand.

• A digital puppet used in computer animations.

Which of the following is NOT a part operated by a puppeteer in a full body puppet?

• Arms

• Eyes

• Hair

• Legs

Why is a full body puppet not just a costume?

• Because it is used only in movies.

• Because it does not involve any puppeteer operation.

• Because it includes operational parts like arms and eyes, making it functional.

• Because it is worn only during Halloween.

What is a hand puppet primarily operated by?

• Strings

• Remote control

• The whole hand

• Voice commands

How many fingers are typically used to operate the arms of a hand puppet?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

How does a puppeteer operate a sock puppet?

• By using strings

• By moving their hand inside the sock

• By remote control

• By using a stick

What is a rod puppet?

• A puppet controlled by strings

• A puppet that uses a rod to move its arms

• A puppet operated by hand

• A puppet that uses electronic motors

What can the rod in a rod puppet be used to move?

• Only the eyes of the puppet

• Only the mouth of the puppet

• Just the arms or the whole puppet

• Only the legs of the puppet