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WorksheetsSPEECH AND STAGE ARTS
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 59mins
What is the third step in the process of oral communication?
formation of message
movement of the message
sending of the message
reception of the message
It is the fastness or softness of good production
quantity
rate
force
pitch
It is the length of time use in the actual production of sound within a word
rate
quantity
pause
force
It is the length of time spent in silence between word.
pause
rate
force
quantity
It refers to the amount of force applied.
force
degree
pitch
rate
It is the relative position or a tone in a scale as determined by its frequency
force
pitch
quantity
degree
It is the timbre or tone color of voice
speech quality
vocal quality
A speech which given someone attempts to defend why certain actions were taken or will be taken
Speech of Apology
Speech for Commencement
Speech for Justification
Intangible asset that is made up of the favour or reputation of an individual or organization
Speeches to ensure Goodwill
Speeches for Public Relation
Inspirational Speaking
Honours someone who has died.
farewell speech
eulogies speech
speech of justification
It is very interesting and peculiar because it is designed to both praise and good- naturedly insult a person being honoured
Toast Speech
Roast Speech
Farewell Speech
It is designed to congratulate , appreciate or remember
Roast Speech
Farewell Speech
Toast Speech
Rote recitation of a written message that the speaker has committed to memory
manuscript speech
memorized speech
Presentation of a carefully planned and rehearsed speech ,spoken in a conversational manner using brief notes
impromptu speech
extemporaneous speech
It is a presentation of a short message without advance preparation
impromptu speech
extemporaneous speech
Typically the after – dinner speech
persuasive speech
speech of Goodwill
entertaining speech
Speaker provides pleasure and enjoyment that make the audience laugh
entertaining speech
roast speech
Works to convince people to change in some way: they think , the way they do something or to start doing something that they are not currently doing
entertaining speech
persuasive speech
informative speech
It is a written copy of the dialogue that the actors will speak
theater
script
playwright
Preserved as a moving photograph
theater
Film
Play
Drama
Our facial expressions, tone of voice, movement, appearance, eye contact, gestures, and posture are called
(a)
Of the following which is not a nonverbal communication
(a)
Sense or incident that is fruition of the accumulated suspense, and that stirs the most intense feelings or emotions
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Part of the play which the thread some untangled and the obstacle removed
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Phase of final part in the plot. Pattern that clarifies or simplifies the complicated situation and solution.
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Spatially as that part of the play that lies between the state of the problem and the turning point
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Part of the play that furnishes the information essential to understanding the situation out of which the problem arises
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A play that evokes laughter
(a)
More obvious way of inducing laughter
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It is a type of values that involves the power of the drama to evoke images and to denote abstract ideas and the power of arousing feelings and emotions
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It is a type of values that manifested by the author in his analysis of character and his undertaking of the motivation of human beings and the reader discovers the personality pattern of the character
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Involve the experience of a rich and vivid sense of images. What type of values is it?
(a)
Involve the experience of feeling oneself into a character or situation or emotion. What type of values is it?
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Means thru which speech skills that have been learned can be practiced/ polished/improved and refined
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It is not conveying to your listener exactly what you mean and how you mean it, but it will be your responsibility to make clear exactly what the author meant it
(a)
A play based on historical facts
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It is where action occur
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It is a type of stage where audience on just one side of the stage.
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A type of stage where audience on ALL side of the stage
(a)
A type of stage where audience on 2 opposite side of the stage
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Communication is always a one way process.
TRUE
FALSE
Communication only involves the sender in the elements
TRUE
FALSE
Interpersonal communication is a communication between individuals in a personal relationship which builds through time and involves their thoughts and feelings to a certain level.
TRUE
FALSE
Intrapersonal communication is a type of communication you think and learn about yourself, talk and reason with yourself, and evaluate yourself.
TRUE
FALSE
Small group communication is designed to inform, persuade, or entertain an audience.
TRUE
FALSE
Sending a message to your friend through your phone is an example of Online or machine-assisted communication
TRUE
FALSE
You meet with your group mates to talk about your project is a type of Small group communication
TRUE
FALSE
Being informed through the television or newspaper is an example of Mass communucation
TRUE
FALSE
Gestures is an examples of communicating non-verbally.
TRUE
FALSE
Informative Speech serves to provide interesting and useful information to your audience
TRUE
FALSE
IPA stands for International Phonetic Alphabet
TRUE
FALSE
The faculty or act of expressing or describing thoughts, feelings, or perceptions by the articulation of words is communucation.
TRUE
FALSE
Music and sound effects can be used to strengthen an emotion or empathise the action onstage.
TRUE
FALSE
Theatre stage lighting is designed to make the stage performance visible to the audience.
TRUE
FALSE
Actors who share a scene equally often take a quarter turn toward each other.
TRUE
FALSE
Actors who share a scene equally often take a quarter turn toward each other
TRUE
FALSE
Actor/ Actress are the person who performs a role in a play/movie/tv show
TRUE
FALSE
Actor/ Actress are the person who performs a role in a play/movie/tv show
TRUE
FALSE
Introduction, Body, Conclusion are the parts in Framing a speech
TRUE
FALSE
When the person receiving a message interprets it the same way the sender meant it, it is effective communication.
TRUE
FALSE
