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WorksheetsDrama Vocabulary Q1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 50mins
The marking of a script to indicating interpretation, pauses, phrasing, stress, beats, objectives, obstacles, tactics, etc.
Script Scoring
Intent
Objective
Subtext
The underlying message being conveyed by a piece of dialogue. This is the unsaid meaning that is between the lines.
Objective
Subtext
Obstacle
Tactic
A strategy used to achieve an objective.
Objective
Obstacle
Intent
Tactic
A character’s pursuit of a specific goal in a scene.
Subtext
Emotional Recall
Objective
Obstacle
What is acting?
Living truthfully under imaginary circumstances
Observing people
Monitoring people
Listening to music
What is an obstacle?
Character's goal
Something that gets in the character's way
A good thing
A Tableau
What is 1?
Up Stage Right
Up Stage Left
Down Stage Right
Down Stage Left
What is 3?
Up Stage Right
Up Stage Left
Down Stage Right
Down Stage Left
What is 7?
Up Stage Right
Up Stage Left
Down Stage Right
Down Stage Left
What is 9?
Up Stage Right
Up Stage Left
Down Stage Right
Down Stage Left
What is 2?
Up Stage
Stage Left
Stage Right
Down Stage
What is 5?
Middle Stage
Stage Left
Stage Right
Center Stage
Planned movement onstage as a scene progresses
Blocking
Subtext
Progression
Stage business
Actors are...
Liars
Storytellers
Talented
People who pretend to be something they are not
Another way of asking, "What is 'at stake' for your character?" is...
What is their objective?
What does your character want for dinner?
Who does your character have a conflict with?
What does your character have to lose if they don't get what they want?
What is described as the who, what, when, where, why, and how for a character's situation?
Tactics
Relationship
Given Circumstances
Stakes
A Monologue is
A rant
What is in the way of your character achieving their goal
A speech spoken by one character
A conversatio between two or more people
What is the term for the imaginary wall at the front of the stage?
The Wall
The 3rd Wall
The 4th Wall
The Frame
This is an example of vocal variety.
Pitch
Volume
Rate
All of the above
What point of view are stage directions from (stage left, stage right, etc.)?
The actor's point of view
The audience's point of view
Gesture is..
body movements that people use to create emphasis or meaning
The imaginary box in mime
a story
How loud or quiet the actor's speech is.
Ensemble means..
A competition.
A group of people arguing.
A group of people who work together and have each other's backs.
A person who weasr stylish clothes.
Which word describes actors creating a frozen picture to tell a story?
Freeze dance
Presto
Mime
Tableau
