Performance Elements Quiz

What does the term "Space" refer to in a performance context?

• The physical forms created by performers

• The distance between things and people on stage

• The rhythm and pace of movements

• The expression of feelings through physicality

How can "Time" be used in a performance?

• To create physical forms

• To express emotions

• To create suspense, urgency, or calm

• To enhance visual representations

What is "Movement" in the context of a performance?

• The use of visual symbols

• The way the body moves, travels and changes

• The narrative communicated through actions

• The patterns created within the space

Which element shows feelings through movement and actions?

• Story

• Topography

• Emotion

• Imagery

Which of the following best describes when actors use visual elements, movements, and gestures to create pictures in the audience's mind?

• Space

• Imagery

• Movement

• Story

What is the definition of "Role" in a drama context?

• The connection between characters

• The job a performer acts as

• The problem or setting the characters are in

• A sudden, unexpected event that changes the story

How is "Relationship" shown in a performance?

• Through props and scenery

• Through body language and distance

• Through shocked expressions or gasps

• Through dim lighting and whispered dialogue

What is "Tension of Task"?

• Tension caused by conflict between characters

• Pressure from trying to achieve a goal or complete a task.

• A sense of curiosity about what will happen

• A sudden, unexpected event that changes the story

Which example best illustrates " Tension of Mystery"?

• A character crossing their arms after an argument

• Characters rushing to fix a broken boat

• A surprise visitor arriving during a party

• A group of explorers finding a locked treasure chest

What is the definition of Personal Focus in a performance?

• The actor's focus or ability to keep in character

• Where the action happens.

• When the story happens.

• How performers use their bodies.