WorksheetsThe Stage and the School CH 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 17mins
The last step in the motivated sequence in which you react vocally or physically is called (a) .
The naturalness needed to keep a production fresh
Spontaneity
External Stimuli
"What is happening now?"
"Illusion of the first time"
Placement of different characters in a certain situation, focusing on their various reactions is called (a) .
The natural way a person responds to a stimulus is called the (a) .
External Stimuli
Things that are heard, seen tasted, felt, or smelled
The first step in the motivated sequence
Thoughts and emotions
All of these
What do we call the impression given by a performance that has spontaneity and freshness?
(a)
An impromptu portrayal of a character or scene is called (a) .
The primary means of conveying character is through ---
Voice
Body Language
Movement
All of these
None of these
Stimulus
Things that are heard, seen tasted, felt, or smelled
The first step in the motivated sequence
Thoughts and emotions
All of these
A key to successful improvisation, concentrating on the immediate situation.
Spontaneity
External Stimuli
"What is happening now?"
"do nothing" Effectively
Character-centered action is ---
A focus on the reactions of a character or group of characters placed in various situations.
Putting together all facets of a character to bring life and interest to that character.
The problems, challenges, and circumstances a character must face
All of these
None of these
Characterization is ---
A focus on the reactions of a character or group of characters placed in various situations.
Putting together all facets of a character to bring life and interest to that character.
The problems, challenges, and circumstances a character must face
All of these
None of these
Scene-stealing is a valued technique in improvisation.
True
False
Motivation is ---
The problems, challenges, and circumstances a character must face
Putting together all facets of a character to bring life and interest to that character.
The causes and reasons for a character's behavior
All of these
Situation is ---
The problems, challenges, and circumstances a character must face
Things that are heard, seen tasted, felt, or smelled
The causes and reasons for a character's behavior
All of these
None of these
What do we call television programs that are situation centered.
(a)
Internal Stimuli
Things that are heard, seen tasted, felt, or smelled
The first step in the motivated sequence
Thoughts and emotions
All of these
Improvisation that allows for depth in the development of a single character is called (a) .
Can be answered with a YES or NO, thus hindering improvisational dialogue
(a)
What does it mean to "do nothing" Effectively?
(a)
