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Chapter 6 Improvisation Lesson 1-3

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

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Class
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1.

A short situation to be acted out, as in improvisation, with a beginning, middle, and end is a_________________________.

a)

improvisation

b)

script

c)

scene

d)

plot

2.

To ad-lib, or invent dialogue and actions without a script or rehearsal is to _________________________.

a)

create a scene

b)

use improvisation

c)

create conflict

d)

improvise

3.

The ______________, or problem is the obstacle that the characters must overcome

a)

point of view

b)

dialogue

c)

issue

d)

conflict

4.

A spontaneous style of theatre using unrehearsed or unscripted acting scenes is __________________________.

a)

improvisation

b)

role playing

c)

dramatic

d)

point of view

5.

In theatre, conversation between characters is called:

a)

improvisation

b)

scripting

c)

dialogue

6.

A subdivision of an act in a play is a

a)

scene

b)

plot

c)

script

7.

The obstacle that character must overcome is the:

a)

conflict

b)

plot

c)

dialogue

8.

Improvisations are:

a)

scripted

b)

rehearsed

c)

spontaneous

9.

When you make up dialogue it is called:

a)

breaking character

b)

improvising

c)

role-playing

10.

_____________________ ___________________ is losing concentration or getting out of character.

a)

breaking scene

b)

breaking character

c)

breaking lines

d)

breaking dialogue

11.

Select R (role-playing) or P (point of view)


You can experience the event even though you are not there through a form of improvisational theatre called_______________.

a)

R

b)

P

12.

Select R (role-playing) or P (point of view)


____________ allows you to take safe risks with thoughts and ideas in order to establish your own set of values and beliefs.

a)

R

b)

P

13.

Select R (role-playing) or P (point of view)


The way we think, feel, or act is called a _________________.

a)

R

b)

P

14.

Select R (role-playing) or P (point of view)


Acting out situations from different ______________ helps you to become more sensitive and understanding as problems are confronted and worked out.

a)

R

b)

P

15.

Select R (role-playing) or P (point of view)


When we have the opportunity to think and act like someone else, we should consider, or evaluate, the situation from another ________________________.

a)

R

b)

P

16.

Select R (role-playing) or P (point of view)


___________________ is trying on the role of others, or assuming the part of another persons in society.

a)

R

b)

P

17.

Select R (role-playing) or P (point of view)


Our personal _____________ toward a person or situation is determined by who we are and also by where we are in our lives.

a)

R

b)

P

18.

Select R (role-playing) or P (point of view)


___________________ can help you grow socially.

a)

R

b)

P

19.

Select R (role-playing) or P (point of view)


_____________________ is taking on the role of a person other than yourself in an improvisation based on a given situation.

a)

R

b)

P

20.

Select R (role-playing) or P (point of view)


If you were playing the role of the father, you would have to think about the situation from his ______________________.

a)

R

b)

P