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Viewpoints

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Rate of speed at which a movement occurs; how fast or slow something happens onstage

a)

tempo

b)

repetition

c)

speed

d)

kinesthetic response

2.

the physical environment in which you are working and how awareness of it affects movement

a)

tempo

b)

setting

c)

architecture

d)

topography

3.

how long a movement or sequence of movements continues

a)

tempo

b)

duration

c)

repetition

d)

kinesthetic response

4.

a spontaneous reaction to motion which occurs outside of you

a)

physical response

b)

repetition

c)

kinesthetic response

d)

motivation

5.

repeating something onstage

a)

kinesthetic response

b)

repetition

c)

repetitive motion

d)

duration

6.

contour or outline the body makes in space

a)

form

b)

shape

c)

topography

d)

spatial relationship

7.

a movement involving a part or parts of the body; has a beginning, middle, and end

a)

shape

b)

gesture

c)

kinesthetic response

d)

duration

8.

the distance between things or people onstage

a)

topography

b)

spatial relationship

c)

architecture

d)

shape

9.

The landscape, the floor pattern, the design we create in movement through space

a)

topography

b)

spatial relationship

c)

shape

d)

gesture

10.

Viewpoints is a philosophy translated into a technique for

(1) training performers; (2) building ensemble; and (3) ????

a)

directing

b)

creating movement through space

c)

finding the motivation of your character

d)

developing emotional awarness

11.

Viewpoints focuses on points of ___________ _that a performer or creator makes use of while working.

a)

emotion

b)

awarness

c)

movement

d)

concentration

12.

______________ is the practice of selecting and arranging the

separate components of theatrical language into a cohesive

work of art for the stage. It is the same technique that any

choreographer, painter, writer, composer or filmmaker uses in their corresponding disciplines. I

a)

emotion

b)

composition

c)

viewpoints

d)

movements

13.

VIEWPOINTS were invented by :Anne Bogart and Tina Landau

a)

true

b)

false

14.

Anne Bogart and Tina Landau were inspired by the work of Mary Overlie, a choreographer who forged the original Six Viewpoints .

a)

true

b)

false

15.

The viewpoints of time are :

a)

Tempo, duration rhythm and length

b)

repetition, tempo, speed and topography

c)

Tempo, duration, kinesthetic response and repetition

d)

repetition, tempo, duration and speed

16.

The Viewpoints of space are:

a)

Tempo, duration, kinesthetic response and repetition

b)

shape, gesture, texture, topography and architecture

c)

shape, gesture, spatial relationship, topography and architecture

d)

shape, kinesthetic response, emotional relationship, topography and set

17.

In working with Architecture, we adapt positions against furniture, walls or people to create images that gives form to such feelings as I'm "up against the wall," "caught between the cracks," "trapped," "lost in space," This is called: ________

a)

composition

b)

spatial metaphors

c)

kinesthetic response

d)

tipography

18.

A type of gesture that we might observe it in our everyday

reality. A recognizable gesture you see in the street: scratching, pointing, waving, sniffing,

bowing, saluting.

a)

kinesthetic response

b)

spatial relationship

c)

expressive gesture

d)

behavioral gesture

19.

A type of gesture that may be abstract or symbolic and reflects an inner state, an emotion, a desire or an idea. It is not something you would normally see someone do in public, for example: laughing by yourself, raising your hand to touch an imaginary object.

a)

kinesthetic response

b)

behavioral gesture

c)

expressive gesture

d)

emotional response

20.

_________________ is an assignment given to an ensemble so that it can create short, specific theater pieces addressing a particular aspect of the work. We use ______________during

rehearsal to engage the collaborators in the process of

generating their own work around a source.

a)

kinesthetic response

b)

gesture

c)

composition

d)

spatial relationship