Drama - Y7 - Min-Na-Way

What is a folktale?

• A tale or legend originating and traditional among a people or folk.

• A story in a book.

• A story that is created by Artificial Intelligence.

• A story written by one or more people.

What does the term "Aboriginal" refer to?

• Primitive

• Inhabiting or existing in a land from the earliest times

• Residents of Europe

• Hunters

What is the Dreamtime?

• A legend like King Arthur or Robin Hood

• When we go to sleep and have nightmares

• A drama technique where we act out a character's dream

• Stories made up by ancient Aboriginal Tribes to explain the world around them.

What is a "Still Image" in drama?

• Speaking your character's thoughts to the audience.

• A frozen picture which communicates meaning.

• A technique where words overlap to create an echo effect.

• A drama technique where one person plays the bad conscience and the other the good conscience.

What is "Thought Tracking" in drama?

• When a character steps out of a scene to address the audience about how they’re feeling.

• A technique where words overlap to create an echo effect.

• A drama technique where one person plays the bad conscience and the other the good conscience.

• A technique where actors use their bodies to communicate feelings.

What is the "Devil and Angel" technique in drama?

• A scene that involves only two people.

• A drama technique where one person plays the bad conscience and the other the good conscience.

• A technique where an actor expresses their character's feelings to an audience.

• A frozen picture which communicates meaning.

What is "Choral Speech"?

• When a group of actors speak a line at the same time to create dramatic effect.

• A speech for one person.

• A drama technique where one person plays the bad conscience and the other the good conscience.

• A tale or legend originating and traditional among a people or folk.

You need three elements to make a still image. Effective facial expressions, levels and what?

• Body language.

• Gestures.

• Stillness.

• Posture.

What is "Synchronised Movement"?

• Similar to choral speak but moving as one, at the same time.

• A technique where actors stay as still as possible.

• A drama technique where an actor uses exaggerated movements.

• Expressing emotion by using the body.

What does "Transitions" refer to in drama?

• Moving from one still image to another.

• A technique used to create an echo effect.

• Moving on the spot.

• Everyone moving at the same time.