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WorksheetsPrinciples of Pantomime Unit 2 Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 15mins
What was the iconic character that Charlie Chaplin was most known for?
The Tramp
The Kid
The Boy
What nationality is Charlie Chaplin?
Italian
American
British
Swedish
What type of films were Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, and Harold Lloyd mainly a part of?
Talkies
Silent Films
Documentaries
Musicals
True or False:
Positive emotions use big gestures that are away from the body.
True
False
Pantomime is the art of acting with spoken words or dialogue.
True
False
Negative emotions like hate, greed, fear, and suffering are evidenced by a sunken chest, restricted gestures, and tense movement.
True
False
A face and body can express more than words alone.
True
False
An actor may use ONLY one technique (pantomime or mime) within any given production.
True
False
Positive emotions such as love, courage, and honor are evidenced by a high chest and head, broad gestures, and free movement.
True
False
The _______ leads most hand gestures.
fingers
hand
wrist
knuckles
All actions have to be clearly defined in concept and motivation.
True
False
The _____________ is the key to all bodily action.
face
chest
legs
eyes
Opposite action does NOT emphasize physical movement.
True
False
Gestures should be made with the ______ hand and lead movement with your ________ foot (same word for both blanks!)
center-stage
downstage
upstage
Facial expressions- the use of eyes, eyebrows, and mouth USUALLY precede action.
False
True
Pantomime is movement that tells a story through silent action alone.
True
False
Pantomime and Mime are the same thing.
True
False
Who is Marcel Marceau?
First man to Pantomime
World's Greatest Mime
Stock Character in Commedia Dell' Arte
A man who died at Auschwitz
Name two of Marcel Marceau’s role models.
Charlie Chaplin
Pierre Monlouis
Buster Keaton
Hector Rivas
What was Marcel Marceau's most famous character’s name?
Bit
Bin
Bip
Biz
Buster Keaton was
an American silent film star who did his own stunts.
the most famous American mime.
an American actor who loved to use subtitle cards in silent film.
a talented singer and songwriter for musical theatre.
Harold Lloyd is famous for
being trapped in a lion cage in The Circus.
the iconic clock scene in Safety Last.
the clown character named Bip.
the Tramp character in The Kid.
