Theater Final Tri 1

What is a monologue? Choose the letter of the best answer.

• A. A speech presented by two or more speakers to present their thoughts

• B. A paper that is written to present a character's thoughts, feelings and actions

• C. A speech presented by one person to express their thoughts aloud

• D. A conversation between two people

What is the difference between monologue and dialogue? Choose the letter of the best answer.

• A. a monologue is a conversation between at least two people; a dialogue is a long speech given by a single individual

• B. a monologue is a speech given by a single individual; a dialogue is a conversation between at least two people.

• C. A monologue is a conversation between three characters; a dialogue is information shared only with the audience

• D. A monologue a report written by one person and dialogue is a group report written by two or more people

Define voice projection. Choose the letter of the best answer.

• A. The accuracy of speaking clearly and enunciating so the audience can easily understand every word

• B. the strength of speaking so the voice is used loudly and commands respect and attention and the volume of the voice can easily be heard

• C. To make movements with your hands and body to express yourself

• D. The tone, speed and pitch at which you speak that conveys sometimes a sad, happy, excited mood

Define voice articulation. Choose the letter of the best answer.

• A. The accuracy of speaking clearly and enunciating so the audience can easily understand every word

• B. the strength of speaking so the voice is used loudly and commands respect and attention and the volume of the voice can easily be heard

• C. To make movements with your hands and body to express yourself

• D. The tone, speed and pitch at which you speak that conveys sometimes a sad, happy, excited mood

Define voice expression.

• The accuracy of speaking clearly and enunciating so the audience can easily understand every word

• The strength of speaking so the voice is used loudly and commands respect and attention and the volume of the voice can easily be heard

• To make movements with your hands and body to express yourself

• The tone, speed and pitch at which you speak that conveys sometimes a sad, happy, excited mood

Why are voice projection and articulation important during a performance?

• So an audience can clearly hear you and understand what you are saying

• So the audience will be quiet and need to strain and struggle to hear what you are saying

• So the plot and theme of a story can be understood

• So everyone can say the lines in unison together as the character speaks

What are facial and hand gestures?

• Ways to communicate non-verbally

• Movements of the body, hands, and face that express ideas and attitudes

• Positioning of the mouth, eyes, and head to convey feelings and emphasize your emotion

• All of the above

Define posture.

• A tall, large post that stands in the front of a school campus for important bulletin messages

• The position in which someone holds their body when standing or sitting

• A group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together

• Create and perform (music, drama, or verse) spontaneously without preparation

Why is it important to have good posture on stage?

• Posture can also be a non-verbal communication tool

• Posture can convey weakness or confidence in a character

• The position someone stands and holds their body tell a lot about that particular character and their mood or demeanor

• All of the above

• None of the above

What is an ensemble?

• the position in which someone holds their body when standing or sitting

• a group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together

• create and perform (music, drama, or verse) spontaneously without preparation

• The tone, speed and pitch at which you speak that conveys sometimes a sad, happy, excited mood