WorksheetsVPA Test
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
What is Art?
the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.
the various branches of creative activity, such as painting, music, literature, and dance.
Any form of creative expression
All of the above
Which of the visual arts involves making marks with a pencil, pen, brush, chalk, charcoal, or other dry media?
painting
sculpture
drawing
printmaking
Which visual art uses a tool such as a brush to transfer pigment onto a surface?
drawing
printmaking
sculpture
painting
Which visual art creates statues or other free-standing pieces of art made of clay, stone, or other materials?
sculpture
painting
drawing
printmaking
Differentiate between visual and preforming art. Giving ONE example of each
List three skills needed in VPA.
What is Art Career
The job that using Art Skills in it
A career in the Arts field, creating, producing, promoting, etc.
There are jobs teaching others about art and jobs helping people to express themselves through art.
All of the above answers is correct
Why an illustrator is part of a job in Art career?
Because s/he using the art skill in drawing or illustrating the objects to another medium.
Because it's on the list of job
Because it helps people to see
Because it entertain people
Is a Car Designer also part of the Art Career?
Yes
No
How many art careers can be involved in making these can?
1, the Can Designer
2, the Can Designer and the Printmaking artist
3. The Illustrator, the Can Designer, and the Printmaking artist
None of the Art Career involved, it's made from the factory.
Which form of drama involves humor?
Drama
Melodrama
Comedy
Spectacle
A make-up designer should be able to? select all that apply.
Create special effects through the use of make-up
coloring costumes
Have a working knowledge of cosmetology
Know the principles of color
Drama is...?
a form of prose or poetry
a form of entertainment
an insight into human behavior
all of the above
Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is an example?
melodrama
tragedy
tragicomedy
none of the above
Improvisation means acting without
a script.
an ensemble.
a scene.
a set.
Successful improvisers say
"no, and."
"yes, but."
"let's dialogue."
"yes, and."
An effective improviser is also an effective
teacher.
actor.
professional.
speaker.
When successful improvisers are faced with a problem onstage, they use their
fellow actors to take over the scene.
creative thinking and problem solving skills.
scripts.
concentration and make it all about themselves.
No matter what, an improviser must remain
calm.
onstage.
in the scene.
funny.
No matter what, an improviser must remain
calm
onstage
in character
funny
Which one is not a improv rule?
always be open to the plot and ideas
listen carefully and respond
show rather than tell how you feel
don't take chances
trust yourself as well as others on stage
An effective improviser is able to...
read the script
act silly
think outside the box
speak loudly
Improvisation is demanding for an actor because...
There are a lot of lines to learn
It requires in depth character analysis
You are just going where your imagination takes you
The games have too many rules
A dramatic entertainment, originating in Roman mime, in which performers express meaning through gestures accompanied by music.
pantomime
mime
gesture
click
The theatrical technique of suggesting action, character, or emotion without words, using only gesture, expression, and movement.
pantomime
mime
click
puppetry
Hand and arm movements and facial expressions that help express and idea or emotion
isolation
rotation
click
gesture
nonverbal communication
something that deceives or misleads intellectually
a basic mime convention; the mime uses exaggerated movement to appear to be walking
a movement opposite to the action that the mime wants the audience to follow
the general term for expressing ideas and emotions without using words; the essence of pantomime and mime
Using the face to show mood, emotion, feeling and responses is called...
Gesture
Posture
Facial Expression
Eye contact
Movement of your arms and hands to express ideas, feelings or mood is called
Gesture
Facial Expression
Projection
Accent
Looking at another actor or the audience is called
Gesture
Posture
Acting
Eye contact
The way an actor holds their body is called
Gesture
Eye contact
Posture
Facial Expression
The body language used here would best be described as...
Romantic
Scared
Over-joyed
Angry
The body language used here would best be described as...
Rage
Confident
Thoughtful
Anxious
What type of body language is used in mime?
Totally realistic
Exaggerated and precise
Fast and imprecise
Vague and unclear
What are the actors creating through mime?
A gate
An umbrella
A wall
A car
1.What is non-verbal communication?
Communicating with someone by using gestures
Getting messages across with facial expressions
Guesing your body language to convey something to someone else
All of the above
3.When you speak, your listener gets messages from...
What you say and your vocabulary
How you look and your words
What you say, how you act, and your accent
What you say, how you act, and how you look
5.The functions of nonverbal language are...
to agree with or contradict verbal messages
to replace verbal messages
to emphasize verbal messages
all of the above
7.Facial Expressions include:
smiling, frowning and even blinking
running, jumping, swimming
hugging, speaking and screaming
sending text messages, updating a social media status
What is a tongue twist?
