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Drama Midterm Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the 3 tools in the Actor's Toolbox?

a)

Mind, Props, Body

b)

Body, Costumes, Voice

c)

Mind, Body, Voice

d)

Props, Costumes, Mind

2.

You must ______ with your voice when on the stage.

a)

yell

b)

create an accent

c)

project

d)

whisper

3.

Speaking at a speed in which your lines can be easily understood is_______________.

a)

Pitch

b)

Power

c)

Pace

4.

Speaking with projection is using __________.

a)

Pitch

b)

Power

c)

Pace

5.

Speaking in a higher or lower tone with your voice is ____________.

a)

Pitch

b)

Power

c)

Pace

6.

Saying your words on stage in a way that is extra projected and exciting is ____________.

a)

Articulate

b)

Enunciate

c)

Exaggerate

7.

Improv is _____.

a)

Acting without talking

b)

Acting without props

c)

Acting without a script

8.

What is an OFFER in improv?

a)

An idea given during the performance

b)

An offer to help another actor

c)

A special prop given to another actor

9.

Select the three areas of focus in improv lessons:

a)

Creative costumes, interesting script, sturdy set

b)

Accepting offers, Quick Thinking, Strong offers

c)

Puppets, Pillows, Pizza

10.

When an actor makes an offer in improv, you should...

a)

Accept and build on the offer

b)

Decide who's offer will be better

c)

Ask the audience which offer they like best

11.

You should always accept offers with

a)

Guts and Glory

b)

Might and Memory

c)

Enthusiasm and Zest

12.

It is okay to get up during a performance as long as you are very quiet.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Which is a character habit that could be listed for improv?

a)

Has blue hair

b)

Has a purple shirt

c)

Scratches too much

14.

One person on the stage expressing their thoughts and feelings to the audience is called a

a)

dialogue

b)

monologue

c)

improv

d)

pantomime

15.

A group of actors creating a story together on stage is

a)

monologue

b)

improv

c)

ensemble

d)

pantomime

16.

The part of the stage closest to the audience is called

a)

Upstage

b)

Center

c)

Stage Right

d)

Downstage

17.

What does it mean to slate?

a)

Use props

b)

Speak with an accent

c)

State your name and what you are performing

d)

Take a bow at the end

18.

What is blocking?

a)

Putting the set pieces on the stage

b)

Planning and practicing movement

c)

Standing on stage blocks

d)

Projecting your lines

19.

Actors working together to create a frozen scene is called

a)

pantomime

b)

improv

c)

tableau

d)

monologue

20.

Pantomime is

a)

Acting without a script

b)

Acting without props

c)

Acting without blocking

d)

Acting without thinking