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Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 18mins
Direction to quickly begin the next line
Cue Line
Pick Up Cues
Lines
Tag Line
A character with no lines
Actor
Scene
Walk On
Objective
Money Paid to the playwright for permission to perform his/her play
Salary
Payment
Coin
Royalty
Information in the text not openly given, but implied
Subtext
Lines
Text
Script
An actor who learns the lines and staging in case another actor cannot perform
Supporting Role
Actor
Understudy
Walk On
Major Character
Principal
Mime
Protagonist
Actor
An actor who communicates through the body, gestures, and facial expression
Understudy
Pantomime
Clown
Mime
After the final performance of the production run, all technical effects are taken down ans stored
Strike
Tech
Rehearsals
Play
The result from an outcome, used for playing a characters objective
Project
Tag Line
Tactics
Stakes
Minor Characters that support the principal
Supporting Role
Walk on
Understudy
Mime
A long speech for an actor on stage
Dialogue
monologue
Soliloquy
script
The character's words
Lines
Dialogue
Monologue
Tag line
Lines for one character
Tag Line
Monologue
Lines
Dialogue
A character's reason for saying or doing something
Reason
Objective
Goals
Motivation
The goal of the character
Reason
Objective
Goal
Motivation
A book containing the script with notes and technical details
(a)
The written copy of the actor's lines and technical directions
(a)
An actor who learns the lines and staging of many roles and waits backstage to take over if needed
(a)
Technical rehearsals
(a)
The actor's ability to put the script aside
(a)
Final line of the scene, act, or play
Tag line
Cue line
Scene
The voice of an unseen actor
Off stage voice
Supporting role
Voice over
The division of a play, usually part of an act
Act
Scene
Play
Tape marks on the stage to show positions of stage sets and walls during rehearsals
Cue marks
Tape
Marks
Spike Marks
Actor's communication without words, using only action
To Sing
Pantomime
Mime
To Act
The main character of the play
Principal
Protagonist
Antagonist
Supporting Role
To throw the voice to the furthest person in the audience is to
(a)
The loudness or softness of the voice, sound effects or music
To Open Up
Volume
Vocal Variety
Articulation
THE BUILDING OR AREA WHERE PLAYS ARE PERFORMED IN THEAT-RE OR THEAT-ER?
Theatre
Theater
THE ACTIVITY OR PROFESSION OF PRODUCING, ACTING IN, WRITING OR DIRECTING IS THEAT-RE OR THEAT-ER?
Theatre
Theater
