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Theatre Arts I - Grade 6
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1
A_________ is an instrument that can be used to record voice vibrations and show voice patterns
Oscilloscope
Vocal Fold Machine
Telescope
Microscope
2
Conversation between actors on stage
Speech
Dialogue
Conversation
Script
3
The act of imagining and seeing pictures in the mind is the process of _________________.
Observing
Concentrating
Perceiving
Visualizing
4
Males or Females playing character roles
Actors
Playwrights
Directors
Characters
5
The theatre space in which the audience sits on three sides of the stage is known as a/an
Created or found space
Proscenium
Arena
Thrust Stage
6
The Greek word ______________ means “to imitate an activity.”
Mime
Pantomimus
Pantomime
Mimesis
7
The techniques that you use to express yourself emotionally, intellectually and physically are
Observations
Expressive Movements
Points of View
Personal Resources
8
______________ is the silent art of using body movements to create an illusion of reality
Mimesis
Mime
Pantomime
Pantomimus
9
____________ means “all gestures used in support of a theme.”
Pantomime
Mime
Mimesis
Pantomimus
10
What is the Blocking abbreviation for transition?
Tran
X
T
Trans
11
One who writes plays
Dialogue
Reader's Theatre
Actors
Playwright
12
The center area of the stage
Center Stage Right
Center Stage Left
Upstage Center
Center Stage
13
The written copy of the dialogue that actors will speak
Play
Script
Roles
Book
14
Acting area in center left side of the stage as you face the audience.
Center Stage Left
Center Stage Right
Center Stage
Upstage Left
15
The process of varying inflections of the voice is called __________________.
Inflection
Relaxation
Flexibility
Breathing
16
Muscular membranes in the larynx that produce sound
Vocal Folds
Diaphragm
Throat
Lungs
17
The amount of force used in inhaling and exhaling is ______________
Breathing
Breath Control
Relaxation
Diaphragm
18
_____________ is the extended use of mime techniques to tell a story.
Mimesis
Pantomime
Mime
Pantomimus
19
The placement and delivery of voice elements used effectively in communicating to an audience
Articulation
Inflection
Flexibility
Projection
20
What is the Blocking abbreviation for “behind”?
B
Beh
BH
Be
21
If the stage directions instruct an actor to walk upstage, which direction is correct
Towards one of the sides of the stage
Towards the back of the stage
Towards the front of the stage
Towards the middle of the stage
22
What are instructions for actors, directors and stage crew?
Script
Stage Directions
Dialogue
Blocking
23
What is the Blocking abbreviation for exit?
ex
ext
e
exit
24
The beginnings of theatre are believed to date back to prehistoric times.
True
False
25
What is the center stage area furthest away from the audience called?
Down CenterStage
Back CenterStage
UpStage Center
Rear CenterStage
26
Acting area closest to the audience on the right side of the stage as you face the audience
Back Stage Right
Front Stage Right
Upstage Right
Downstage Right
27
The musical tone of your voice
Pitch
Rhythm
Scale
Quality
28
The theatre also known as a picture-frame stage where the audience is separated from the stage
Proscenium
Arena
Thrust Stage
Created or found space
29
The necessary process of inhaling and exhaling air to live.
Relaxation
Diaphragm
Breathing
Breath Control
30
The muscle located between the abdomen and the rib cage is the ____________________
Ribs
Diaphragm
Stomach
Lungs
31
What is the Blocking abbreviation for “in front of”?
F
I
IFO
N
32
What is the Blocking abbreviation for enter?
enter
e
en
ent
33
Freedom from all bodily tensions is known as ______________.
Breath Control
Breathing
Relaxation
Diaphragm
34
A style of theatre in which two or more interpreters appear to be reading from a script
Reader's Theatre
Actors
Dialogue
Playwright
35
A play is a story in dialogue form that is meant to be performed by actors before an audience
True
False
36
A term to cover all parts of training or instruction in the field of theatre
Dramatic Structure
Reader's Theatre
Script
Playwright
37
Center part of the stage closest to the audience is Upstage Center.
False
True
38
Three of five personal resources that can help you portray characters different from yourself
Concentration, Observation, and Sensory Awareness
Motivation, Movement, and concentration
Rhythmic Movement, Expressive Movement and Choreography
Observation, Cooperation, and Imagination
39
What are the instructions for actors; where they should move for the proper dramatic effect?
Blocking
Stage Directions
Dialogue
Script
40
is the ability to use sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste to be conscious of the environment.
Sensory Awareness
Movement
Imagination
Dramatic Play
41
The voice element that makes one person sound different from everyone else is ______________.
Quality
Dialect
Pitch
Tone
42
The “Apron” is what?
Part of an actor's costume
Part of stage that protrudes out into the audience
Where actors wait to go on stage
Part of theatre where food is served
43
When observing people, it is a must to look carefully at the _________________.
Big Picture
Motivation
Point of View
Details
44
Left side of the stage further away from the audience
Upstage Center
Upstage Left
Upstage Right
Downstage Left
45
The shaping and molding of sounds into syllables is _______________
Diction
Quality
Articulation
Dialect