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WorksheetsEastpointe Drama Intro
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 8mins
Drama
Type of literature meant to be performed
The conflicts in literature or with people
The place where plays are performed
The locations on a stage from the actors view
Stage
The audience seating area
Any place a play is performed
Being a teenager
The area also called the wings
The text of a play written by the playwright
(a)
Dialogue is the only part of a script that is spoken aloud.
True
False
To cheat on stage is to
turn your body or face more towards the audience
ask for your next line
stand in front of another actor
act so badly it looks fake
When as actor throws his voice to be heard in the audience, he (a) his voice.
Stage directions are given from:
The back of the theater
The directors point of view'
The audience's points of view
The actor's point of view
The people who perform the script as characters are
(a)
Cast
Getting into character
Directors technical help for a play
Characters named at the start of a script
What a doctor puts on a broken bone
Words characters speak
Projection
Stage Directions
Acts and Scene
Dialogue
If the script is only stage directions, only actions, no dialogue
Boring
Mime
Dance
Not done on a stage
A beat in the action or dialogue is a
direction given
pause
need for eye contact
warm-up
