Tick which of the following are Expressive Skills in Drama.

Consider a dance performance, which 2 Expressive Skills are going to be most prominent?

Which descriptor refers to the image the best?

Which descriptors apply to the accompanying vocal?

Which of the following is not an example of gesture?

When creating a character, an actor must consider how he/she/they might use all of the expressive skills?

Projection refers to:

Diction, which is how well an actor enunciates, is most influenced by:

A rising inflection is typical of which accent?

When stating a command or a statement, which type of inflection is typical?

In respect to facial expression, the raising of both eyebrows could indicate (tick all that apply):

Would the use of Botox help or hinder an actor's ability to use the expressive skill of facial expression?

Considering facial expression, what makes the character above so unnatural?

Which type of performance would you expect to see a more exaggerated use of facial expression:

The term 'gait' is a sub-category of which Expressive Skill?

If you were playing a character that was extremely excited, how would you expect to use the expressive skill of movement?

Which type of posture would you associate with a confident character?

Is kicking a ball a movement or a gesture?

In puppetry, an actor/puppet master is normally limited to the use of which 2 of their own Expressive Skills?