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WorksheetsPantomime
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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Class
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1.
Why is pantomime important to acting?
a)
It's so cool
b)
The audience will notice your body movement on stage before you speak
c)
It prepares you to be a scientist
d)
The audience will be able to tell if you forgot your lines.
2.
Why Study Pantomime?
a)
It's the third phase of acting
b)
It's the most important thing in the entire world.
c)
The language of action is universal
d)
It helps you make friends
3.
What is Pantomime?
a)
Acting without talking
b)
Acting without walking
c)
Acting without seeing
d)
Acting without feeling
4.
How did pantomime begin?
a)
Movie musicals with sound
b)
Going to the movies
c)
Coloring on walls of caves
d)
Celebrating successful hunts and battles through chanting and dance
5.
Who is the silent film star who was influenced by pantomime?
a)
Tom Cruise
b)
Charlie Chaplin
c)
Marcel Marceau
d)
Benedict Cumberbatch
6.
What are the keys of pantomime?
a)
Simplicity, Accuracy, Consistency, Exaggeration
b)
Acting, talking, scene work, study
c)
Thoughtfulness, mindfulness, meditation, and bookishness
d)
Subtlety, thinking, power, and performing
7.
What are the principles of pantomime?
a)
Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How
b)
Beginning, Middle and End
c)
To be truthful and honest
d)
Visualize, Approach, Take, Tell, Release
8.
Who is the most famous pantomime performer?
a)
Benedict Cumberbatch
b)
Charlie Chaplin
c)
Marcel Marceau
d)
Buster Keaton
9.
What does a surprised face look like?
a)
Eyes wide, brows lift, mouth makes an "o" shape
b)
Eyes narrow, tongue sticks out, eyebrows lift.
10.
What's a angry face look like?
a)
eyes narrow, brows furrowed, mouth twisted down, lips curl out and down into a sneer, jaw drops and sets firmly
b)
narrow eyes with lids dropped, outer brow turns down, mouth turns down
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