What is the "meaning between the lines" that an actor must draw from the script?

What is a modulation (or variety) in pitch?

What is the act of planning and carrying out movements on stage?

What is the act of improperly taking attention from an actor who should be the focus of interest?

What is a distinctive action that is repeated and serves as a clue to a character's personality, such as a peculiar laugh or walk?

What is communication that uses gestures, posture, and facial expressions instead of words?

What is putting together all facets of a character to bring life and interest to that character?

What are roles in which actors portray traits that differ from their own to produce a desired character?

What is a role in which the actor and the character are similar?

Who are those characters who act as contrasts to others; characters with whom other characters, especially the protagonist, are compared?

What is restating the lines of a script in one's own words?

Who is the person or the force working against the protagonist in a play?

Who is the main character in a play?

Who are the main characters (more than one) in a play?

True or False: The playing of a role in such a way that the actor weeps, suffers, or struggles emotionally is known as subjective acting.

True or False: The use of learned skills of acting, movement, speech, and interpretation to create roles where no emotional response is used is known as objective acting.