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Theater Language of Acting 30-41

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Places

a)

the car you drive

b)

the stage command for actors to take their positions

c)

all the stage furnishings

d)

the analysis of a character

2.

Pace

a)

To plan stage business, as to plot the action

b)

to raise the curtain

c)

the marking of a script for one character

d)

the movement or sweep of the play as it progresses

3.

Principals

a)

the main characters in a play

b)

small props that are usually carried in an actor´s costume

c)

to speak when someone else is speaking

d)

to plan stage business

4.

Overlap

a)

to speak when when someone else is speaking

b)

small props that are usually carried in the actorś hands

c)

emphasizing an idea

d)

to raise the curtain

5.

ring up

a)

the analysis of a character

b)

all the stage furnishings

c)

to raise the curtain

d)

emphasizing an idea

6.

Personal Props

a)

the main characters in a play

b)

the analysis of a character

c)

marking the script

d)

small props that are usually carried in actor´s costume (money, matches, a pipe, or pen)

7.

Plot

a)

to plan stage business, as to plot the action

b)

emphasizing an idea

c)

the scenery for an actor a scene

d)

the movement or sweep of the play as it progresses

8.

Pointing Lines

a)

the marking of a script for one character

b)

the analysis of a character

c)

emphasizing an idea

d)

the main characters in a play

9.

set

a)

marking of a script for one character, indicating interpretation, pauses, phrasing, stress, and so on

b)

the analysis of a character

c)

the scenery for an act or a scene

d)

to plan stage business

10.

script scoring or scripting

a)

the stage command for actors to take their positions at the opening of an act or scene

b)

all the stage furnishings, including furniture

c)

the marking of a script for one character, indicating interpretation, pauses, phrases, stress, and so on

d)

to raise the current

11.

role scoring

a)

the movement or sweep of the play as it progresses

b)

the analysis of a character

c)

keeping score at a 7th grade basketball game

d)

the marking of a script for one character

12.

Properties or props

a)

the speak when someone else is speaking

b)

the movement or sweep of the play as it progresses

c)

to raise the curtain

d)

all the stage furnishings, including furniture and those items brought onstage by the actors