3rd and 4th form

Name the traditional character seen in the picture.

• Jab Molassie

• Pierrot Grenade

• Jab Jab

• Speech Band

In traditional Trinidad and Tobago Carnival, what is the primary social commentary behind the portrayal of the Baby Doll character?

• It mocks colonial military figures through exaggerated dance and movement.

• It highlights the struggles of single motherhood by publicly confronting men about paternity.

• It symbolizes the conflict between African and European traditions in Carnival.

• It represents a spirit from folklore that warns against disobedience.

This character speaks in grand, exaggerated monologues filled with rhyming couplets

• Moko Jumbie

• Midnight Robber

• Dame Lorainne

• Bois Man

Which traditional Carnival character is dressed in a military-style uniform and dances with intricate footwork?

• Fancy sailor

• Fancy Indian

• Moko Jumbie

• Burrokeet

What does the word "Burrokeet" mean, and what does this character represent?
a) "Little bat," representing transformation
b) "Donkey rider," representing the Spanish influence on Carnival
c) "Warrior spirit," representing African ancestors
d) "Masked devil," representing rebellion

• "Little bat," representing transformation

• "Donkey rider," representing the Spanish influence on Carnival

• "Warrior spirit," representing African ancestors

• "Masked devil," representing rebellion

What is the most important skill an actor needs when developing a character for improvisation?

• The ability to memorize a script quickly

• The ability to react spontaneously while staying in character

• The ability to ignore other actors and focus on their own performance

• The ability to plan every line before the scene starts

When creating a character for improvisation, what should an actor focus on first?
a) Developing a backstory, personality, and motivation
b) Deciding on the perfect costume before performing
c) Asking the audience for suggestions on how to act
d) Watching other actors and copying their performances

• Developing a backstory, personality, and motivation

• Deciding on the perfect costume before performing

• Asking the audience for suggestions on how to act

• Watching other actors and copying their performances

Why is listening an essential part of improvisation?

• It allows the actor to repeat exactly what their partner says

• It helps the actor respond naturally and build the scene collaboratively

• It ensures the actor does not have to contribute their own ideas

• It makes it easier to control the direction of the scene

How can an actor maintain consistency in their improvised character?
a) By making clear physical and vocal choices that match the character’s personality
b) By changing their personality in every scene to keep things interesting
c) By staying silent and letting others control the scene
d) By relying only on gestures and avoiding speech

• By making clear physical and vocal choices that match the character’s personality

• By changing their personality in every scene to keep things interesting

• By staying silent and letting others control the scene

• By relying only on gestures and avoiding speech

What is the best way for an actor to overcome nervousness in improvisation?

• By overthinking every action to avoid mistakes

• By staying open to the unexpected and trusting their instincts

• By avoiding eye contact with other actors

• By planning a strict script in advance