a story acted out on stage, an art form

Comedies are a type of play that...

has exaggerated behavior, has a primary goal of laughter, has a primary goal of entertainment, has a happy ending

Nasality happens when

sounds are produced in the nasal cavity

making your voice go up and down, the upward or downward glide of your pitch

The International Phonetic Alphabet is

a system of symbols and sounds they represent

a boring, humdrum single pitched tone

the highness or lowness of your voice

Greeks were SUPER dramatic because

the helped the audience release emotion

is a thin shaped muscle under your rib cage

studbud

7th Grade English Intro To Drama And Voice

25 termsStudBud Administration201 plays

Review of origins of theater and some voice terminology

Flashcards25 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 25

Answers

1
Drama is...
a story acted out on stage
a math problem
a scientific experiment
an art form
2
Comedies are a type of play that...
has exaggerated behavior
has a primary goal of laughter
has a primary goal of entertainment
has a happy ending
3
Nasality happens when
sounds are produced in the mouth
sounds are produced with body movements
sounds are produced through the stomping of your feet
sounds are produced in the nasal cavity
4
Volume is
the intensity of your voice
the speed at which you speak
not related to sound
a monotone pitch
5
Inflection is
a monotone voice
making your voice go up and down
no voice level
the upward or downward glide of your pitch
6
In IPA (za:) =
tsar
zap
study
star
7
The International Phonetic Alphabet is
a system of numbers and letters
a system of symbols and sounds they represent
An ancient Egyptian code for writing
An ancient Greek ritual
8
Sad characters tend to speak...
quickly and loudly
high pitched, shrill, and fast
high pitched and very loud
low pitched, quiet, and slower
9
Monotone is
voice level 0
an excited tone of voice
a boring, humdrum single pitched tone
no voice at all
10
The individual sound of your voice is called...
voice quantity
voice measurement
voice quality
voice accuracy
11
Pitch is
the presence of your voice
the absence of your voice
the highness or lowness of your voice
the loudness of your voice
12
Tragedies...
all have the exact same ending
have a happy ending
have no ending
have a disastrous ending
13
Greeks were SUPER dramatic because
the helped the audience release emotion
they helped the audience play a role in the play
they helped the audience deal with the gladiators
they helped the audience keep quiet
14
The diaphram
is a thin shaped muscle under your rib cage
is a muscle in the upper part of your arm
is a muscle at the top of your throat
is a muslce in the bottom part of your leg
15
In IPA (jes) =
jet
yippee
jump
yes
16
Formal theater began where?
The US
Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome
Old World England
17
in IPA (bi:z) =
bugs
bam
bees
bye
18
In IPA (flu:t) =
flute
flunk
flat
flip
19
Rate is
the softness of your voice
the tone of your voic
the speed at which you speak
the loudness of your voice
20
In IPA (d3i:p) =
help
yes
jeep
mine
21
What year did formal theater begin in?
530 AD
20 BC
530 BC
1800
22
Formal theater
has no script
has no directions
follows an exact script
is performed impromptu
23
Excited characters tend to speak...
high pitched, loud, and fast
slow, soft, and quiet
slow and quiet
medium rate, no excitment
24
Greeks performed their plays in
an amphitheater
a bull ring
a carriage
a street
25
A mime performing randomly is an example of...
formal comedy
formal theater
informal theater
movie type production

7th Grade English Intro To Drama And Voice Flashcards | StudBud