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WorksheetsActing in Theatre- Week 7
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
A RESPONSE is
calling out to someone across the stage.
an actor's reaction to any kind of imaginary stimuli.
how high or low your voice is.
ACTING is
the order in which you get dressed.
people who watch, listen, and respond to a performance.
an actor's assumed behavior for the purpose of projecting a character to an audience.
BELIEVABLE means to convince the audience.
True
False
A CONFLICT is
the problem or obstacles a literary character must overcome, often a struggle between opposing forces.
is to depict someone or something in a work of art or literature.
planned choreography for musicals.
An OBSTACLE is
the section of the house where the audience sits.
a thing that blocks one's way or prevents or hinders progress.
the toy you find in a cereal box.
An OBJECTIVE is what a character wants more than anything in a particular scene.
True
False
A ROLE
a part or character played by an actor.
the part of the stage that the audience cannot see.
another name for petticoat.
PACE is
crumpled up costumes left on the stage.
how soft or loud your voice is.
the tempo or speed at which a scene is played.
DIALOGUE is
spoken lines in a skit or a play.
the space between the curtain and the audience.
how an actor moves on stage.
A SCENE is
the part of a prop sword that always breaks.
the air taken into or expelled from the lungs and also the source of our voice.
a section of a play that occurs at one place, at one time.
