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WorksheetsVoice/Acting Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The protagonist and antagonist are typically considered
leading roles
foils
supporting roles
character parts
The individual sound of a particular voice is called their
phonation
nasality
pitch
quality
An actor playing a ________ part neither resembles or behaves as they character does.
antagonist
character
foil
straight
Breathing for speech requires
A long inhalation period and a quick, controlled exhalation period
A long inhalation period and a slow, uncontrolled exhalation period
A brief inhalation period and a slow, controlled exhalation period
A brief inhalation period and a quick, uncontrolled exhalation period
When speaking a voiced consonant there will be vibration of the
sinuses
vocal folds
lungs
tongue
Much of our daily communication is
quick
nonverbal
vocal
trained
The relative highness or lowness of the voice is called their
tone
nasality
phonation
pitch
The speed at which words are spoken
resonance
rate
quality
nasality
Poor articulation is generally a result of:
lack of proper use of tone
careless and sluggish speech
not understanding phonation
An underlying message being conveyed by a piece of dialogue that are considered “lines between the lines” is called
pause
paraphrasing
versatility
subtext
What is TRUE of diaphragmatic breathing?
It requires more energy.
Allows you to breath deeply.
Does not require the use of your lungs.
Is mostly in the chest.
When an actor actually weeps, suffers or struggles emotionally, they are said to be
subjective actors
typecasting
paraphrasing
objective actors
What type of consonant is the letter "D"?
Plosive
Fricative
Nasal
What type of consonant is the letter "S"?
Plosive
Fricative
Nasal
What type of consonant is the letter "N"?
Plosive
Fricative
Nasal
Identify the line: What about ice cream for dessert?
Fade off
Cut off
Falling inflection
Sustained inflection
Rising inflection
Identify the line: You need to complete this assignment today!
Fade off
Cut off
Falling inflection
Sustained inflection
Rising inflection
Identify the line: We should have pasta for dinner.
Fade off
Cut off
Falling inflection
Sustained inflection
Rising inflection
Identify the line: Well, I would have it's just I .....
Fade off
Cut off
Falling inflection
Sustained inflection
Rising inflection
Objective acting is a performance based on acting
habits
words
technique
naturally
