WorksheetsS3 Drama Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 5mins
A stimulus is a starting point of a drama?
True
False
Which of these is an example of a stimulus?
A painting
A quote from a famous person
A song
All of these
Which movement term refers to 'using hands or arms to express meaning or emotion?
use of levels
gesture
posture
proxemics
Natural everyday movement is know as ______ movement
Naturalistic
Non-Naturalistic
Everyday
None of these
Movement that is exaggerated, artistic and not natural is called ______ movement.
Natural
Interesting
Stylised
None of these
The way you stand (eg slouched or upright) is known as ______
pace
pitch
posture
precise
Flashback, tableaux and monologues are all types of what _________
Styles
Conventions
Lighting effects
Drama games
Which convention refers to a scene set in a time later than the main story?
flashforward
narration
mime
flashback
In the EDOD plot construction, E stands for _____________
Entertain
Ending
Experience
Exposition
What is meant by tone of voice?
How quiet or loud your voice is
the emotion in your voice (happy, sad, angry)
How high or low your voice sounds
How quickly you speak
In EDOD, the obligatory is the main scene/focus of the drama
True
False
Voice pace refers to how loud or quiet your voice sounds?
True
False
In which characterisation technique is an actor asked questions by the group while answering in character?
Hot seating
Character card
Thought tracking
Role on the Wall
Which of these definitions refers to voice pace?
How high or low your voice sounds
Way of speaking used in a local area
Speed of speech
Change of voice to express emotion
Which movement term refers to 'looking straight into the eyes of another actor?
Eye contact
Body language
Gesture
Use of levels
To perform mime we use S.P.E.C.S. What does the E stand for?
Exciting
Exact
Entertaining
Exaggerated
