WorksheetsDrama - Y8 - Enterprise
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the definition of "Roleplay" in performing arts?
A) A final run through of a scene or play as per performance.
B) Acting, portraying a character, being somebody other than yourself.
C) Adding a spoken commentary for the audience.
D) Rehearsing a scene and developing the actors' movements.
What does "Pitch" refer to in the context of advertising?
A) A short catchy phrase used in advertising.
B) A final run through of a scene or play.
C) An often high-pressured talk or presentation intended to sell or win approval.
D) Adding a spoken commentary for the audience.
What is "Teacher in Role"?
A) The teacher joins your group and takes over.
B) The teacher comes over and offers you ideas to make your piece better.
The teacher takes on the role of someone else to give information about a situation.
D) The teacher gives you feedback on your roleplay skills.
What does "USP" stand for?
A) Unique Selling Point
B) Universal Selling Proposition
C) Unique Service Point
D) Universal Service Proposition
What is a "Slogan"?
A) A line of dialogue.
B) A short catchy phrase used in advertising.
C) A prop created with the body.
D) A song that is easy to remember.
What is a "Jingle"?
A) A small bell.
B) A short catchy phrase set to music used in advertising.
C) A song with at least one verse and chorus.
D) A short phrase that is used to express a character's thoughts and feelings.
What is the purpose of "Blocking" in performing arts?
A) To add a spoken commentary for the audience.
B) To rehearse a scene and develop the actors' movements.
C) To perform a final run through of a scene or play.
D) To portray a character.
What is the function of a "Voice Over"?
A) To show a character's feelings.
B) To add a spoken commentary for the audience.
C) To perform a scene.
D) To portray a character.
What does the term "Character" refer to in performing arts?
A) The part that you are playing.
B) Someone in the audience.
C) The teacher.
D) The lines that your role speaks.
What is a "Dress Rehearsal"?
A) Trying on costumes.
B) Rehearsing a scene and developing the actors' movements.
C) A final run through of a scene or play as if in performance.
D) Using simple costumes to show which character you are playing?
Which of the following is NOT a vocal skill?
A) Accent
B) Pitch
C) Gait
D) Volume
Which of the following is a physical skill?
A) Emphasis
B) Tone
C) Gesture
D) Pause
What is "Persuasive language"?
A) Sharing the name of the item you are advertising.
B) The use of positive language that will appeal to the customer and make them buy your product.
C) Exaggerating all the positive points about your product.
D) Asking the audience questions that may not have obvious answers.
What is hyperbole?
A) To share the name of the item you are advertising.
B) To use positive language that will appeal to the customer.
C) To make people remember the product.
D) To exaggerate all the positive points about the product. E.g. The world's greatest!
"buy one, get one free!" is an example of what?
A) Reference point.
B) Customer review.
C) A special offer.
D) Hyperbole.
