The REASON YOU WANT something in a scene

What term refers to the DESIRED OUTCOME of a scene?

What word refers to HOW you get what you want in a scene?

Anika, Oliver, and Maya are part of a drama club. They are discussing the term "score" in the context of a script. What does it mean to "score" a script? (Choose only one answer)

During a group discussion, Zoe sighs loudly, Lily folds her arms, and Ethan rolls his eyes. Which of these actions is NOT considered non-verbal communication?

What term refers to the circumstances, social norms, and values of the culture in which a play takes place?

What is the term for the underlying message conveyed through an actor's tone of voice?

Vocal variety involves changing which of the following?

In a school play, Olivia noticed that the way Kai's character sounds is known as:

The natural movements and expressions that a person makes unconsciously are referred to as:

In a school play, Grace is playing the lead role. She keeps laughing during the scene, but she isn't laughing in character - she is laughing as Grace. This is called:

During a school play, Noah shuffles papers on his messy desk. What is this an example of?

True or false: Characterization involves developing the personality of a character.

During a school play rehearsal, Rohan, the director, doesn't want any silence between each line. What will he say to Aria and Olivia when there is too much silence?

In theatre terminology, moving away from the audience is referred to as moving ___________.

During the school play rehearsal, the director instructs, 'Phil, when you enter, I want you to _______ to the left of Dan.' What does the director want Phil to do?

Anika, I want you to ________ Jim when he reaches the couch.

After she does that, Jim, please move ___________ as far as you can without getting too close to the edge.

When you are in the ___________ moving from one side to the other, please maintain silence.

Attention, cast and crew! Refreshments have been placed in the ________ for you to enjoy before the show.

Where does an actor get ready before a show starts?

In a school play, Lily is supposed to deliver her next line after Arjun sits on the couch. What is this known as?

All of the notes that the author of the script writes in the play are for the actors/director to use when performing.

In a school play, the director, Mr. James, instructs Priya to move from stage left to stage right. Then, she is to walk downstage center to deliver her final monologue while facing full front. What is this an example of?

Sophie, Eva, and Journey are performing on stage when the 4th wall is broken. What does that mean?

From whose perspective are Stage Right and Stage Left determined?

In a school play, Henry, Oliver, and Zoe are performing. Zoe is in position "E" and she is thinking. What is the name of this position?

Rebecca and Nathan are in a very heated scene. In which position would they be standing?

Which position is most likely used by a character when breaking the 4th wall?

If the director asks you to 'cheat out', which foot position best represents how you would probably stand?

Note: You are looking at this from the director's point of view.

What is the part of the stage that is farthest away from the audience called?

This type of stage relies on the actors to carry the show due to its limited technical abilities.

Which type of stage is most commonly used?

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Abigail, Aiden, and Samuel enter a theatre to watch a play. As they take their seats, they hear some music. What is this music called?

During a school play, Evelyn and Ethan notice that music is played when the lights go out and the play transitions to a different scene. What is this music called?

What is the term for a small-scale, three-dimensional model of a set as it will appear on stage?

What term is used to describe a set design that doesn't aim for realism, but instead creatively implies the location?

In a school play, Michael noticed that music was playing which enhanced the experience for the audience, but the characters didn't notice it. What is this called?

What is the term for the music that is played in the background to enhance the mood of a scene, usually when people are talking?

What is the term for the area of the stage that is closest to the audience?

What is the term for the imaginary line that separates the stage from the audience?

What is the term for the actions and movements of actors on stage?

During a play rehearsal, the director instructs the actors to improvise their lines. What term is used for this instruction?

What is the term for the music that is played during scene changes to maintain the mood and atmosphere?