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WorksheetsDrama Terminology
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 7mins
When the tone of your voice shows emotions
Pitch
Articulation
Intonation
Diction
Use of posture to show authority and realtionships in a scene is called
Body Language
Freeze frame
Levels
Status
A long set of lines delivered by an actor is called
Speech delivery
Line delivery
Monologue
Dialogue
The use of parts of the body to show emotions or state of mind is referred to as
Body language
Vocal Skills
Movement
Stage business
Where the audience sits in a performance is called
Seeing Area
Auditorium
audience space
Theatre
The arrangements of the events a play is called
Setting
Plan
plot
Directing
Items or objects used by the actor in a performance is called
Set pieces
Props
Tools
Drama pieces
The precise movement and placement of actors on stage is called
Movement
Direction
Blocking
Acting
The invisible wall on the stage is called
The unseen wall
The invisible wall
The fifth wall
The fourth wall
When an actor speaks directly to the audience, it is called
Aside
Soliloquy
Coomunication
Breaking the fourth wall
Sitting , standing, walking are examples of
Body language
Gesture
Posture
Movement
The variation in the level of your voice based on your emotions is called
Pitch
Volume
tone
Acceent
A breaking o stuttering voice is an example of what vocal skill
Pitch
Tone
Dramatic Pause
Volume
Movement on the stage should
Use all the space available
Be Defined and based on the characters emotion
Show confidence of the actor
be static
Short dramatic breaks in between a dialogue or a monologue is called
Dramatic action
Sage business
Emphasis
Dramatic Pause
