The little things an actor does on stage to appear naturally busy

The message a character sends without speaking

What is body language?

The message a character sends without speaking

The little things an actor does on stage to appear naturally busy

The message a character sends without speaking

When giving a simple introduction, the following should be included

the name of the character being played

Which of the following are important in having focus during a scene?

concentrating and remaining fully involved in the scene

worrying about what line comes next

being distracted by peers or other sounds

an actor's movement in the opposite direction of the cross made by another actor

an actor's movement from one part of the stage to another while in character

What are stage directions in a play?

The information provided in a play to offer guidance to the actors and director as to what they should be going.

The information provided at the beginning of a story (setting, characters, etc.)

The information provided in a play that describes the place, time, and mood.

The information provided at the end of the play that describes the lessons learned by the characters.

What is the meaning of the term monologue

Long speech by one single character

Long speech by two or more characters

Information that gives the where and when story took place

Information that gives the main struggle, or conflict, in a story

What is the meaning of dialogue?

Conversations between two or more characters

The internal monolgue of a character

A strugle that takes place in a story

The gestures an actor usses in a drama

To communicate objects and actions by movement and gesture only

Ideas, through action, words or gestures that we add to a game, an exercise, or scene

What a character wants in a scene

To slowly and carefully articulate speech to be easily understood

What is character development in a drama?

The process by which a character's personality, history, or motivations are revealed

The process of creating the set

The way characters dress on stage

The selection of actors for different roles

What is the role of a director in a drama?

To oversee the creative aspects and guide the vision of the production

What is the purpose of feedback(mark more than one)?

To give information that will help the actor improve

To give examples of things that the actor did well

To tell an actor what they did wrong

To make the actor feel bad about their performance.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is articulation?

Use of voice that can be easily heard throughout the audience

The pleasantness of one's voice

To say the word and all of its sound clearly

To say the word correctly

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is pronunciation?

The stressed tone of urgency or insistence in a voice

The pleasantness of one's voice

To say the word and all of its sound clearly

To say the word correctly

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is vocal confidence?

A combination of characteristics that show that when the actor speaks, he wants to be heard

Use of voice that can be easily heard throughout the audience

To say the word and all of its sound clearly

To say the word correctly

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is intensity?

The stressed tone of urgency or insistence in a voice

Use of voice that can be easily heard throughout the audience

To say the word and all of its sound clearly

To say the word correctly

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is quality?

A combination of characteristics that show that when the actor speaks, he wants to be heard

Use of voice that can be easily heard throughout the audience

The pleasantness of one's voice

To say the word correctly

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is projection?

The stressed tone of urgency or insistence in a voice

Use of voice that can be easily heard throughout the audience

The pleasantness of one's voice

To say the word and all of its sound clearly

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are props?

Things an actor uses on stage to carry out the requirements of the scene

Planned out movements that the actors do on stage

How the actor holds his or her body

Hand movements that reinforce the message being sent with the voice

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Drama Evaluation

What is articulation?

What is pronunciation?

What is vocal confidence?

What is intensity?

What is quality?

What is projection?

What are props?

What is business?

What is posture?

What are gestures?

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