Theatre Final Exam

Is cast in the show in a smaller role, but also learns a larger role

• Swing

• Understudy

• Standby

Pitch is how _____ and ______ sound is.

• loud and soft

• rough and bumpy

• high and low

• high and loud

How quickly or slowly you speak.

• Pitch

• Rate

• Force

• Flow

This word includes all the actions that vary your audibility, pitch, rate, and pauses during your speech to underscore the meaning of your words and maintain the interest of your audience

• Inflection

• Projection

• Vacation

• Ideation

Rules for improvisation (click all that apply):

• Don't speak over each other

• Yes, AND...

  (Add new information to the scene)

• Try your hardest to be funny and out-perform your fellow actors

• Don't deny your fellow actors

What stage is this called?

• thrust stage
• arena stage
• proscenium stage
• runway  stage

Where actors make gestures without words to express themselves

• Call-Back

• Pantomime

• Ad-Lib

• Blocking

What is the definition of soliloquy?

• A soliloquy is a type of dance performed alone on stage.

• A soliloquy is a type of dialogue between two characters in a play.

• A soliloquy is a dramatic monologue spoken by a character in a play, expressing their inner thoughts and feelings.

• A soliloquy is a form of poetry that uses rhymed verse.

What is a modulation (or variety) in pitch?

• Upstaging

• Blocking

• Enunciation

• Inflection

Closest to the audience

• Upstage

• Center

• Downstage

• Backstage