Unit 2 Review

You knew how to make the people and scenes look real because you used your ___ skills.

Experiences in creative drama allow you to explore theatre in a comfortable, ___ way.

Leader reads a piece of literature while the entire class plays the acting in unison w/o words

As an actor, you must use your ___ to make what happens onstage look real.

Sharp ___ awareness = you can easily recall how something tastes/smells/looks/sounds/feels.

___ is key to creative drama.

___ is the key to narrative pantomime.

You watched people and animals closely and carefully to learn how to ___ life.

A method by which a leader talks you through an activity by making suggestions/giving you ideas

The more you become aware of the world around you, the easier it will be to act ___ onstage.

Which one is NOT one of the 5 personal resources from this chapter?

What is a technique or skill that we use to express ourselves?

POV can be ___, involving interpretation, which results from your attitude toward what you see.

Qualities relating to a character's outwardly visible traits

An improvisational, process-centered form of theatre

___ ___ follows a pattern of beats;___ ___ is often more emotional/shows feelings.

A point of view can be ___, such as the way you see actual objects fitting together in a space.

When you observe people or things, you must look carefully at the _______.

Your best source of stories is your own ___ experiences.

Inner, personal qualities, invisible to the human eye

Insight into our world of images, sound, color, patterns,forms, and movements

Theatre that focuses on a performance in front of an audience as the important final product

Non-scripted and spontaneous

Quality of a story that gives readers/actors deeper understanding about human condition/spirit

The art of planning and composing a dance