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WorksheetsActing I Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which of the following is NOT a component of timing in contrast in voice?
Tone
Pace
Pause
Projection
Which of the following best describes the use of "Tone" in acting?
Changing the speed of the dialogue
Showing multiple emotions
Highlighting the subtext
Using different facial expressions
What does "Pace" refer to in acting?
The actor changes the speed of the dialogue when the emotions change
Showing multiple emotions that make the audience feel how the character feels
The actor stops and shows point of focus on the most important lines of dialogue
The actor changes the tone of their voice
Which aspect of acting involves raising and lowering the shoulders with emotion?
Point of Focus
Stance
Posture
Facial Reactions
What did your notes suggest about the actor's head and shoulders?
They should remain still
They should move with emotions
They should follow the audience's gaze
They should be highlighted with props
Which of the following best describes "Posture" in acting?
The actor's facial expressions
The character's gaze and reactions
Raising and lowering the shoulders with emotion
The speed and timing of movements
What does "how the actor does the movement and the emotion they put into the pace of the movement" describe?
Stance
POF
Facial Reaction
Movement and Emotion
What does "Raising and lowering the eyebrow" indicate in acting?
Stance
POF
Facial Reaction
Reaction
Match the following
Contrast in Voice
Variating Tone, Pace and Pauses
Contrast in Body
Variating POF, Stance and Posture
Point of Focus
Looking where the character would
Subtext
thoughts and actions of the character
What does 2...3...1 refer to?
2 seconds to set the stage, 3 seconds to introduce the monologues and 1 second before ending slate
2 seconds after the introduction, 3 seconds of transition and 1 second before ending slate
