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A belief system
doctrine
philosophy
theology
morality
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What color is the cat?
Brown
Yellow
Tan
Grey
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conventional views of groups
stereotypes
audience
social roles
worldview
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sees man as the source of all things
christian worldview
humanistic worldview
psychological worldview
moral worldview
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What kind of experience does lyric poetry exhibit
love
somber
exciting
emotional
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Stage visible through an arch or picture window
Proscenium Stage
Thrust Stage
Arena Stage
Amphitorium
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What are the locations on stage called?
Stage Blocks
Stage Cues
Stage Locations
Stage Directions
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outrageous comedy
fairy tale
farce
flubber
farcry
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Another word for denouement
Crisis
Resolution
Plateau
Peak
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The key questions presenting the central conflict of a story, poem, or play
Major Dramatic Inquiry
Major Militant Force
Exposition Question
Major Dramatic Question
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Organized public speaking competitions
Fine Arts
FABA
Forensics
Debate
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Mental Distancing from the situation
Aesthetic Distance
Aesthetic Dilemma
Aesthetic Closeness
Aesthetic Space
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What color is absynth?
Green
Yellow
Red
Blue
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a theoretical production or a selection of literature intended for performance
story
production
worldview
drama
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The message of a story, poem, or play
theme
crisis
climax
plot
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the action of imitating or copying the voice or actions of another
stereotype
role pay
mimicry
improv
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Words used in non literal way
figurative language
cincinnati reds figurines
figurative speech
figurative defined
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presents pairs of phrases possessing similar order or structure
consonance
visualization
apostrophe
parallelism
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A simple wave of the hand, given by the director
Stop
Attention/Standby
Hello
No
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All the details of the event
exposition
story
plot
conflict
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relative positions and movements or actors
placement
staging
boxing
blocking
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The event that introduces conflict
inciting incident
crisis
rising action
climax
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What follows the crisis?
Falling Action
Denouement
Stasis
Climax
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Bang, Zwack, Twiz
Rhyme
Onomatopoeia
Personification
Assonance
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Actors act in the middle or the audience; fully surrounded
Thrust Stage
Collegium State
Proscenium Stage
Arena Stage
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A 14 lined poem written in iambic pentameter
Rap
lyric poetry
guild
sonnet
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What was completed today in 1869?
Mount Rushmore
First transcontinental Railroad
The Wright Flyer
White House Renovations
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Conveying a character physically, vocally, and emotionally
Impersonating
Characterization
Acting
Mimic
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Involves the narrator reporting the characters speech
Indirect Dialoge
Direct Dialogue
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What is the difference between narrative and dramatic literature
Absence of third person
Absence of people
Absence of Narrator
Absence to Class
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Which happened today in 1863?
Stonewall Jackson Died
Stonewall Jackson Build a Stonewall
Stonewall Jackson was elected president
Stonewall Jackson Won a Crucial battle
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Who comes up with the frame of reference?
Audience
Director
Playwright
Actor
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Creates the mood, by developing the meaning of a word through its sound using dynamics
Vocal Painting
Word Color
Vitalization
Visualization
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Click Answer 1
but written out w/ no caps
answer one
Answer One
Answer I
Answer 1
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target audience
chuck norris
who you want to apply you view to
receive of message
specific person or group the message is intended
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The dictionary meaning
Denotative
Denotions
Connotative
Conations
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Main mode of communication in a studio
Computer Networking
Reading Lips
Writing Notes
Hand Signals
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Story compelling to most or all people
Timeless stories
Classics
Universal Appeal
Narrative
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the ideas and feelings being conveyed
content
message
theme
design
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The character is not part of the story
Third Person narrative
First Person Narrative
Direct Dialogue
Indirect Dialogue
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Round Characters
Fully Developed
Partially Develops
Exuberantly Developed
Acceptable Developed
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Depicts characters and situations that are incongruous
Mystery
Tragedy
Suspense
Comedy
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setting or surrounding elements
environment
context
analysis
point of view
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The director mimes pulling taffy
Speed Up
Stretch Before Speaking
Elongate Words
Slow down
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Characters with not much detail
Slim Characters
Thin Characters
Flat Characters
Round Characters
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A Short Story or Novel
Prose
Poetry
Playscript
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social roles
enacted in real life
enacted in mind
enacted on the stage
enacted in relationships
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How many face do you see?
5
4
6
3
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This depicts evil as bad, with evil characters receiving punishment while good is rewarded
Moral
Morality
Moral Tone
Moral Story
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A Visual technique that distinguishes multiple characters; each has different visual focus
Dramatic E
Dramatic D
Dramatic V
Dramatic A
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The wind hummed a musical tune
Vitalization
personification
synecdoche
onomatopoeia