What term is used when you go along with what another actor says and then give them an idea back?

What is the term used when another actor gives you an idea and you as an actor reject it?

What is the term used in improvisation when another actor gives you an idea?

What is the term used when another actor gives you an idea and you accept it but don't give an idea back?

What is the term used when another actor gives you an offer and you change the subject?

What does person B do in this scenario?

A: "Look! There's a runaway shopping cart heading this way!"

B: "I love these new shoes I bought!"

What skill involves being able to think fast and respond to offers on the spot?

What skill involves being able to work well with other actors in the scene?

What skill involves thinking of original ideas and offers to keep the audience interested?

True or False?

If you 'wimp out' when somebody makes you an offer during a performance, you are refusing to go along with their idea.

True or False?

When you block a fellow performer you completely, flat-out reject their offer.

Successful improvisers say

Why may actors reject the first idea that they think of?

How do you feel about improvisation?