Drama - Y8 - Enterprise

What is the definition of "Roleplay" in performing arts?

• A) A final run through of a scene or play as per performance.

• B) Acting, portraying a character, being somebody other than yourself.

• C) Adding a spoken commentary for the audience.

• D) Rehearsing a scene and developing the actors' movements.

What does "Pitch" refer to in the context of advertising?

• A) A short catchy phrase used in advertising.

• B) A final run through of a scene or play.

• C) An often high-pressured talk or presentation intended to sell or win approval.

• D) Adding a spoken commentary for the audience.

What is "Teacher in Role"?

• A) The teacher joins your group and takes over.

• B) The teacher comes over and offers you ideas to make your piece better.

• The teacher takes on the role of someone else to give information about a situation.

• D) The teacher gives you feedback on your roleplay skills.

What does "USP" stand for?

• A) Unique Selling Point

• B) Universal Selling Proposition

• C) Unique Service Point

• D) Universal Service Proposition

What is a "Slogan"?

• A) A line of dialogue.

• B) A short catchy phrase used in advertising.

• C) A prop created with the body.

• D) A song that is easy to remember.

What is a "Jingle"?

• A) A small bell.

• B) A short catchy phrase set to music used in advertising.

• C) A song with at least one verse and chorus.

• D) A short phrase that is used to express a character's thoughts and feelings.

What is the purpose of "Blocking" in performing arts?

• A) To add a spoken commentary for the audience.

• B) To rehearse a scene and develop the actors' movements.

• C) To perform a final run through of a scene or play.

• D) To portray a character.

What is the function of a "Voice Over"?

• A) To show a character's feelings.

• B) To add a spoken commentary for the audience.

• C) To perform a scene.

• D) To portray a character.

What does the term "Character" refer to in performing arts?

• A) The part that you are playing.

• B) Someone in the audience.

• C) The teacher.

• D) The lines that your role speaks.

What is a "Dress Rehearsal"?

• A) Trying on costumes.

• B) Rehearsing a scene and developing the actors' movements.

• C) A final run through of a scene or play as if in performance.

• D) Using simple costumes to show which character you are playing?