WorksheetsActing 2 Pre-Test
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
What percentage of communication is VERBAL (ORAL/SPOKEN)?
7%
45%
55%
93%
What percentage of communication is NON-VERBAL (BODY LANGUAGE)?
7%
45%
55%
93%
Select the 2 examples of FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
giving thumbs up
playing with hair
smiling
winking
Select three types of non-verbal communication (body language).
gestures
posture
facial expressions
voice
imagination
Who uses BODY LANGUAGE (NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION)?
politicians
babies
preachers
actors
everyone
Select the three actors tools.
body
volume
facial expressions
voice
imagination
A MONOLOGUE is best described as...
two or more people in conversation
one person speaking uninterrupted
speaking one's inner thoughts aloud
a mime performance
A SOLILOQUY is best described as...
two or more people in conversation
one person speaking uninterrupted
speaking one's inner thoughts aloud
a mime performance
Part of acting is understanding and learning about the role you will play. To do this, actors should make sure they can answer the Character Questions. For Character Questions, the WHO is...
the person speaking
the person being spoken to
the reason
the objective and goal
the location
Part of acting is understanding and learning about the role you will play. To do this, actors should make sure they can answer the Character Questions. For Character Questions, the WHOM is...
the person speaking
the person being spoken to
the reason
the objective and goal
the time
Part of acting is understanding and learning about the role you will play. To do this, actors should make sure they can answer the Character Questions. For Character Questions, the WHAT is...
the person speaking
the person being spoken to
the reason
the objective and goal
the time
Part of acting is understanding and learning about the role you will play. To do this, actors should make sure they can answer the Character Questions. For Character Questions, the WHEN is...
the person speaking
the location
the reason
the objective and goal
the time
Part of acting is understanding and learning about the role you will play. To do this, actors should make sure they can answer the Character Questions. For Character Questions, the WHERE is...
the person speaking
the location
the reason
the objective and goal
the time
Part of acting is understanding and learning about the role you will play. To do this, actors should make sure they can answer the Character Questions. For Character Questions, the WHY is...
the person being spoken to
the location
the reason
the objective and goal
the time
Select the three elements that are usually part of EXPOSITION
conflicts/obstacles
conclusion
inciting incident
introduce characters
establish setting
Select two elements that can be included in RISING ACTION
conflicts/obstacles
introduce sub-plots
inciting incident
tie up loose ends
story ends
Select two elements that can be included in FALLING ACTION
conflicts/obstacles are introduced
sub-plot conclusions are revealed
inciting incident
conflicts/obstacles begin to get resolved
story ends
Select the best definition for EXPOSITION
beginning/inciting incident
high point/turning point
ending/conclusion
character conflicts/obstacles are introduced
character conflicts/obstacles begin to get resolved
Select the best definition for RISING ACTION
beginning/inciting incident
high point/turning point
ending/conclusion
character conflicts/obstacles are introduced
character conflicts/obstacles begin to get resolved
Select the best definition for FALLING ACTION
beginning/inciting incident
high point/turning point
ending/conclusion
character conflicts/obstacles are introduced
character conflicts/obstacles begin to get resolved
Select the best definition for CLIMAX
beginning/inciting incident
high point/turning point
ending/conclusion
character conflicts/obstacles are introduced
character conflicts/obstacles begin to get resolved
Select the best definition for RESOLUTION/DENOUEMENT
beginning/inciting incident
high point/turning point
ending/conclusion
character conflicts/obstacles are introduced
character conflicts/obstacles begin to get resolved
Select the best definition for INFLECTION
natural variances/changes in one's voice
speak louder
quality of the highs and lows of one's voice
expressing/conveying feelings, emotions, and meaning
say words properly
Select the best definition for PRONUNCIATION
natural variances/changes in one's voice
speak louder
quality of the highs and lows of one's voice
expressing/conveying feelings, emotions, and meaning
say words correctly
Select the best definition for PROJECT
lacking variance in one's voice; one note
speak louder
quality of the highs and lows of one's voice
expressing/conveying feelings, emotions, and meaning
say words correctly
Select the best definition for RATE
lacking variance in one's voice; one note
how fast or slow one speaks
quality of the highs and lows of one's voice
expressing/conveying feelings, emotions, and meaning
say words correctly
Select the best definition for PITCH
lacking variance in one's voice; one note
how fast or slow one speaks
quality of the highs and lows of one's voice
expressing/conveying feelings, emotions, and meaning
say words correctly
Select the best definition for TONE
lacking variance in one's voice; one note
how fast or slow one speaks
natural variances in one's voice
expressing/conveying feelings, emotions, and meaning
say words correctly
Select the best definition for MONOTONE
lacking variance in one's voice; one note
how fast or slow one speaks
natural variances in one's voice
expressing/conveying feelings, emotions, and meaning
say words correctly
You are on stage.
If you are standing on the part of the stage closest to the audience, you are standing...
upstage
downstage
center stage
backstage
You are on stage.
If you are standing on the part of the stage furthest away from the audience, you are standing...
upstage
downstage
center stage
backstage
You are on stage.
If you are standing in the middle of the stage, you are standing...
upstage
downstage
center stage
backstage
IMPROVISATION is best defined as...
unscripted
ad-lib
fake
paraphrase
STAGE COMBAT must include these three elements
distance between actors
reaction from actors
angle to audience/camera
actual physical contact
incongruent emotions and actions
BLOCKING is where the actors move on stage
TRUE
FALSE
TRICK QUESTION
