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Beginning Forensics Unit II Prose Poetry
Beginning Forensics Unit II Prose Poetry
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1
During your teaser, your Prose/Poetry book should be
Closed in front of your abdomen
Open and ready to read from
None of the above
Held at your side
2
Song lyrics can be used for a Poetry piece.
True
False
3
All movement in a Prose/Poetry piece must be
Fun
New
Motivated
Entertaining
4
You should keep dialogue tags/tag lines when preparing a Prose/Poetry piece.
False
True
5
A poetry program is an intertwining of multiple poems that revolve around a central ______.
Location
Theme
Character
None of the above
6
When marking a Prose/Poetry script, what marking designates words you will "vocally color?"
Circle the word(s)
Highlight the word(s)
Slash Mark
Underline the word(s)
7
You can use a play for a Prose piece.
False
True
8
A word that suggests the sound of the word itself is called a(n) ______.
None of the above
Repetition
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
9
When performing a Prose/Poetry piece, you should be looking _______ during the narration.
None of the above
In an off-stage focal point
Directly at the audience
At the back wall
10
When performing a Prose/Poetry piece, your page turns should be
Loud
Distracting
Choppy
Seamless
11
Which of the following COULD NOT be used as a Prose piece?
The Adventures of Captain Underpants
A Biography of a Famous Person
Taylor Swift Song Lyrics
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
12
It's alright to hold the corners of the pages on your Prose/Poetry book when you aren't gesturing.
False
True
13
How should dialogue be marked in a Prose/Poetry book?
Highlight the word(s)
Underline the word(s)
Slash mark
Circle the word(s)
14
You can perform one single poem for the event of Poetry, as long as it fits the time limit.
False
True
15
You need to practice WITH your book when practicing for Prose/Poetry.
True
False
16
Before you begin your Prose/Poetry performance, your book should be
Open and ready to read from
Closed in front of your abdomen
None of the above
Held at your side
17
What percent of the time should you be looking up from your Prose/Poetry book to be "well in mind?"
25%
50%
10%
75%
18
What type of poetry deals specifically with emotions and senses?
Free Verse
Lyric
Slam
Narrative
19
Which of the following types of literature CANNOT be used for a Prose piece?
Narrative Poems
Lyric Poems
All of the above (none of them can be used)
Plays
20
Characters in a Prose/Poetry piece need distinct focal points just like in an HI/DI/Duo.
True
False
21
The occurance of the same stressed vowel sound and all succeeding sound in two or more words is called
Rhythm
Rhyme
Harmony
Alliteration
22
During your introduction, your Prose/Poetry book should be
None of the above
Open in front of you
Held at your side
Closed in front of your abdomen
23
What is the MAXIMUM time limit for Prose/Poetry?
10 minutes
8 minutes
6 minutes
4 minutes
24
An excerpt from
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
could be used for a Prose piece.
False
True
25
The type of poem that tells a full story is
Narrative
None of the Above
Lyric
Slam
26
What markings should be on each page of your Prose/Poetry book?
Circles
Underlines and Slash Marks
Gestures/Physicality/Book Tech.
All of the above
27
What type of material do Prose/Poetry selections need to come from?
All of the above
Copyrighted
Published
Printed
28
What marking signifies a word you will emphasize when marking up a Prose/Poetry book?
Underline the word(s)
Slash mark
Circle the word(s)
Highlight the word(s)
29
When marking a Prose/Poetry, what marking signifies a pause?
Circle the word(s)
Underline the word(s)
Highlight the word(s)
Slash Mark
30
It is impossible to establish your environment during a Prose/Poetry piece.
True
False
31
Marking a Prose/Poetry helps avoid getting stuck in a "sing-songy" vocal pattern.
False
True
32
When preparing a Prose/Poetry piece, there cannot be more than ______ percent of dialogue.
75%
50%
25%
10%
33
During a Prose/Poetry performance, when you are not gesturing where should your free hand be?
On the edge of the book
Holding the binding with the other hand
Holding on to the page, ready to turn
Hanging naturally at your side
34
Which of the following need to be included in your introduction for a Prose/Poetry performance?
All of the above
Attention-Getting Device (a.k.a Hook)
All titles/authors involved
Character/Plot/Theme Set-Up
35
What is the time
range
you should be in for Prose/Poetry?
8-10 minutes
6-7 minutes
6-8 minutes
5-7 minutes
36
It's okay to bounce your Prose/Poetry book around during the introduction.
False
True
37
It's okay to use your Prose/Poetry book as a prop during the performance.
False
True
38
MSHSAA rules state that your Prose/Poetry performance needs to be "well in mind."
True
False
39
Your Prose/Poetry book should be held in your non-dominant hand.
True
False
40
Phrases like "he said," "she yelled," "I exclaimed" are called
Dialogue Tags
Tag Lines
Dialogue Tags OR Tag Lines
None of the above