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WorksheetsCh. 6 Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
1. _____________________ trying on the role of others, or assuming the part of another person in society.
Breaking Character
Improvise
Role-playing
Scenes
Improvisation
2. _____________________ short situations to be acted out , as in improvisation, with a beginning, middle, and end.
Improvise
Breaking Character
Role-playing
Scenes
3. _______________________ a verbal command starting or ending a scene.
“Curtain”
Improvise
Commedia dell’arte
“Freeze”
4. _______________________ losing concentration or getting out of character.
Role-playing
“Curtain”
Breaking Character
Improvisation
5. __________________________ to ad-lib, or invent dialogue and actions without a script or rehearsal.
Role-playing
Scenes
Improvisation
Improvise
6. _____________________ a form of improvisational theatre begun during the renaissance, in the early 16th century.
Commedia dell’arte
Breaking Character
“Freeze”
Improvisation
7. ______________________________ a verbal command given by the director to stop the dialogue and movement in a scene.
Improvise
“Curtain”
“Freeze”
Improvisation
8. ________________________ a spontaneous style of theatre using unrehearsed and unscripted acting scenes.
Role-playing
Improvisation
Improvise
Commedia dell’arte
9. True or False: The way we think, feel, and act is called a point of view.
True
False
10. True or False: In improvisation, the actors bring imaginary circumstances to life through action and dialogue.
True
False
11. True or False: Role-playing is trying on the role of others, or assuming the part of another person in society.
True
False
12. True or False: Improvisation gives actors the opportunity to work together in a formal way, developing and creating characters- different from one’s own - before beginning scene work.
True
False
13. True or False: Acting out situations from different points of view helps you to become more sensitive and understanding as problems are confronted and worked out.
True
False
14. True or False: Actors must learn to listen to each other and to respond to what is being said.
True
False
15. True or False: When we have the opportunity to think and act like someone else, we should consider, or evaluate, the situation from another point of view.
True
False
16. True or False: Improvisation works from a script to provide a final production.
True
False
17. True or False: Role-playing is trying on the role of others, or assuming the part of another person in society.
True
False
18. True or False: A basic storyline is not required in improvisational scene work.
True
False
19. True or False: All dialogue and action should stop when “freeze” is called.
True
False
20. True or False: Our personal point of view toward a person or situation is determined by who we are and also by where we are in our lives.
True
False
