1.2D Quiz (1st Period)

In the warm up "Word Association" you had to think of a word that was associated to which person's word?

• The person that went last

• The person that went first

• The person that went just before you

• The person that was about to go after you

In the warm up "collectively counting to 20/30" what would happen if more than one person said the same number?

• The counting would have to start of at "1"

• The counting would continue

• The counting would have to start of at "2"

• The counting would have to start of at "3"

In the warm up "The Wind Blows" what would happen if someone said, "the wind blows for everyone wearing a red shirt"?

• Everyone wearing an orange shirt would have to switch places with someone else

• Everyone not wearing a red shirt would have to switch places with someone else

• Everyone wearing a red shirt would have to switch places with someone else

• Nothing would happen because that statement does not apply to this game

When playing the warm up game "Freeze", what happens when you call out "Freeze"?

• The student who yells out freeze continues the same scene.

• The student who yells out freeze continues a new scene.

What term describes the following definition, "the activity of making or doing something not planned beforehand, using whatever can be found".

• Audience Ettiquette

• Improvisation

• Ettiquette

• Freeze

Which term is defined by the following definition, "A unit of action in a scene or item in a series of connected scenes. Waiting a short moment".

• Blackout

• Agreement

• Backstory

• Beat

Which term goes with the following definition, "When all the lights are turned off. Often used to indicate the end of a scene, end of show, or when the group has run out of time".

• Blackout

• Backstory

• Beat

• Agreement

Accepting offers made by improvisers to create a reality, without knowing their full plan. Especially the agreement about location, relationship, character or activity.

• Backstory

• Agreement

• Blackout

• Beat

Moving the scene forwards into the action and future of the characters. 

• Accepting

• Agreement

• Advancing

• Beat

Saying “yes” to the reality presented by other performers. Doesn’t mean always literally saying “yes”, saying “no” can be a way of accepting an offer and advancing a scene.

• Advancing

• Accepting

• Agreement

• Beat