WorksheetsTA MP2 Quiz 1 Review
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Choose the correct definition.
Antagonist
The character or situation working against the protagonist
The main character in a play
A performer who assumes the role of a character in a play, film, or television show
When an actor behaves like themselves, rather than their character, during a performance
Choose the correct definition.
Breaking Character
The imaginary space between a performer and the audience
An actor’s movement from one area of the stage to another while in character
When an actor behaves like themselves, rather than their character, during a performance
Stage direction to leave the stage
Choose the correct definition.
Dialogue
A written version of a play, scene, or monologue
A long speech made by one actor
Controlling the volume and clearness of the voice so that it can be heard by the audience
A conversation between two or more characters
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Exposition
Stage direction to come onstage during a performance
A written version of a play, scene, or monologue
The performance of dramatic literature; drama
The part of a play that provides important information to the audience
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Fourth Wall
The imaginary space between a performer and the audience
The area of the stage that is farthest from the audience
The part of a play that provides important information to the audience
A small segment of a play
Choose the correct definition.
Improvisation
An instruction in the script of a play, such as movements, sound effects, or lighting
When an actor behaves like themselves, rather than their character, during a performance
Creating a brief, spur of the moment scene with little or no preparation
A written version of a play, scene, or monologue
Choose the correct definition.
Props
A conversation between two or more characters
The part of a play that provides important information to the audience
An actor who learns another person’s role to be a replacement at short notice
Objects used for a performance, including objects carried by actors and furniture
Choose the correct definition.
Protagonist
The main character in a play
The character or situation working against the protagonist
An actor who learns another person’s role to be a replacement at short notice
A performer who assumes the role of a character in a play, film, or television show
Choose the correct definition.
Scene
An instruction in the script of a play, such as movements, sound effects, or lighting
A small segment of a play
A written version of a play, scene, or monologue
A conversation between two or more characters
Choose the correct definition.
Stage Directions
An instruction in the script of a play, such as movements, sound effects, or lighting
An actor’s movements onstage
Stage direction to leave the stage
The part of a play that provides important information to the audience
Choose the correct definition.
Usher
A performer who assumes the role of a character in a play, film, or television show
A person who shows audience members to their seats, scans tickets, and hands out programs
The main character in a play
An actor who learns another person’s role to be a replacement at short notice
