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WorksheetsTheatre Final
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
The rising or falling in the pitch/TONE of your voice is called...
enunciation
inflection
intonation
diction
The emphasis put on a specific word, syllable or phrase when speaking is called...
intonation
projection
diction
inflection
The way a person sits or stands is called their...
posture
gesture
makeup
facial expression
Movement of the eyebrows, lips, nostrils and cheeks to convey emotions is call
posturing
gesturing
facial expression
character analysis
The area of the stage furthest away from the audience is called...
downstage
upstage
stage right
stage left
The area of the stage closest to the audience is called...
upstage
stage right
downstage
stage left
The are of the stage shown here, from the actors point of view is called...
orchestra pit
wings
stage left
stage right
The are of the stage shown here, from the actors point of view is called...
stage left
stage right
foyer
dressing rooms
The are of the stage shown here, from the actors point of view is called...
stage left
stage right
centerstage
orchestra pit
The area of the stage shown here, not visible to the audience, where actors wait before going on stage is called...
wings
legs
arms
head, shoulders, knees and toes... knees and toes
The term "props" is short for...
preposition
proposition
properties
predisposition
Who is credited with the creation of theatre?
Romans
Greeks
Vikings
The Mortytown Locos
The ability to make a sound, especially the voice, heard at a distance is called
directing
inflection
intonation
projection
The purpose of a play is to...
Persuade
Inform
Entertain
All of these
The term "Thespian" is related to Thespis, the guy who first took the stage in Ancient Greece.
true
false
What are Mr. Moyer's "Big 3" Rules of Improv?
Be on time, pick up your cues, participate!
Negate as much as possible, tell jokes, establish the who, what, where.
Smile and laugh, be willing and okay to fail, be okay with looking dumb
Yes, and...(Always accepting), Make your scene partner look incredibly good and feel insanely smart, Go with your gut!
Which IMPROV games that you've played in class emphasize Mr. Moyer's 1st rule of improv, "Always accepting or, Yes, and..."
"Three Things!/Five Things!"
Gibberish Translator
Pillars
Who, What, Where
Gift Giving Lines
IMPROV is about ________________
accepting
negating
being funny
comfortability
Improvisational Theatre is one of the only class subjects that teaches you not to ____________, but go with your gut instead!
laugh
study
think
try
In the list provided, check all the IMPROV games that showcase Mr. Moyer's 2nd Rule of Improv!
"Gibberish translator"
"Gift giving lines"
"This is a.."
"Pillars"
"You won't believe what happened next!"
Please select all the improv activities from the list that showcase Mr. Moyer's 3rd Rule of Improv!
Gibberish translator
Blind Justification Lines
5 Things!
Dr. Know it All
Who, what, where?
Please name an Improv game and describe how to play it in 4 or more steps.
Please name an Improv game (different from the one above) and please describe how to play it in 4 or more steps.
Please name an Improv game (different from the ones above) and describe how to play it in 4 or more steps.
Please name an Improv game (different from the ones above) and describe how to play it in 4 or more steps.
