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2. Phonetics is the study of sounds and deals with the development, rehearsal and interpretation of speech sounds.
Makeup, Lighting and setting are examples of Elements of Drama. True or False
1. Speech is the medium by which we communicate orally.
The Nazis banned all art and theatre in the period of WWII.
20. It is the way air stream is affected as it flows from the lungs and art of the mouth and nose.
What theatre term means the last words or action before yours?
Sentimental Comedy of the 18th century reaffirms middle-class morality.
During dance sequences, the fan is tucked into the sash
18. The lower lip articulations with the upper teeth. [f] [v]
8. Shaking hand of an audience number, placing your hand on someones shoulder.
16. This is such sound of speech, it can defined on the smallest unit of language capable of distinguishing meaning.
6. Happy,angry,sad- expressions help you got the message across.
Which reason below is NOT why actors should do a character analysis?
go along with the solutions and decisions of the team
20. Suprasementals also known as prosodic features.
The musical tone of your voice
During which historical time period was gas lighting first introduced?
17. The front of the tongue articulates with the domed part of the hard plate.
What is the theatre term that means the process in which an actor tries out for a part in a play?
14. Name the three types of communication mode.
What does the term "Legitimate Theatre" mean?
Based on your experience with the construction of 4 x 8 flats built from 1 x 4, which part of the flat would be 3' - 10 1/2"?
10. In this context one of communication most obvious but it is also one of the most important.
Noh Theatre is the oldest surviving form of Japanese theatre.
The drawing of the set as it might be seen from the audience's point of view is called __________.
Which is an incorrect part of improvisation?
The Ridiculous Theatrical Company founder was __________________:
........is any art that has technology added.
What a character wants in a scene or story. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
List the elements of Theatre that you recognize from this image.
When did the Noh Theatre originate?
How many late work passes TOTAL do you receive in one school year? (Type the number, not the word).
How are some ways that we change our voice to produce different emotions?
Which of the below descriptions of a Proscenium stage does NOT apply:
2. In the elements of communication process, the way by which the message maybe conveyed,communicate and carried.
Based on your experience with the construction of 4 x 8 flats built from 1 x 4, which part of the flat would be 7' - 10 1/2"?
9. Sender is the source of information that has the full authority to explain or to encode the information or message created.
Who was the first and most successful African-American woman playwright?
13. Hand to hand, shaking hands-touch.
Suzan-Lori Parks is best known for her play Fefu and Her Friends.
What does the term equity actor mean?
A vocal warm-up can consist of all the below, EXCEPT:
You are sitting in your chair acting out a scene, you take a pencil and begin to pretend you are writing out an essay on a paper.What vocabulary word are you using?
In August Wilson's interview, what does he say blues music communicates? (select that apply)
True or FalseOne of the rules in this theatre class is to respect everyone and everything at all times.
What are some things a person can do to practice good vocal habits, or prepare their voice to act and to produce different emotions? (Remember the videos.)
1. In this speech range it is used when speaker what's to asserts that two items in successive tone units are in some sense equivalent.
How we sit or stand
First, you take time to workout how you will present material, and then working on material, over and over until you are comfortable. Finally you act it out to an audience. What three 'P' words have you just utilized.
All of these are part of the fine arts except
What was another name for the Black Vaudeville circuit?
What political agenda gave rise to the popularity of minstrel shows?
A familiar character identified by an oversimplified pattern of behavior that typically labels the character as being a part of a group of people is a _______________ character.
Scribe and Sardou were the primary developers of the "well-made play."
Which term means to add dialogue not already in the script (usually to cover for a mistake)?
Flexible staging is easiest to accomplish in what type of theater space?
17. The point of maximum constructions Is made by the coming together of the two lips. [p] [b] [m]
3. The party who accepts message from the sender.
The lead character. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
Which is NOT an example of a stereotypical character?
What term means one actor alone on stage speaking a series of lines aloud in order to reveal a character's innermost thoughts?
What does the following graphic represent?
You are sitting in your chair in class you are tired. You close your eyes and begin to feel the ocean breeze on your face. You are now barefoot walking in the sand on a beautiful beach. It is warm outside with a cool breeze, you dip your toe in the warm water.......What vocabulary word are you using?
Ira Aldridge is so important to this time period for theatre historians who approach theatre history from what perspective?
14. In three modes of communication, it is the one way communication intended for an audience of leaders, listeners or viewers.
A verbal command starting or ending a scene:
The shaping and molding of sounds into syllables
My family and I went to see a/an ________________ play about King Henry VIII.
10. One part of Non-verbal communication is the skin,hair and jewelry.
The manner in which people speak and the way words are pronounced in different parts of the world
When a technician angles and adjusts a lighting instrument and its beam of light, this is called:
The 1930's in America finally saw the creation of African-American theatre companies. Which of the below playwrights is NOT a famous African-American playwright?
Georg II, Duke of Saxe Meiningen and Richard Wagner were the two main preliminary forces in the 19th century influencing the rise of what we now call "the director."
When you ________ a script, you are marking it for important words, pauses, and subtext (it's careful analysis and giving visual markers for how to say your lines).
What does the following graphic represent?
What is the difference between "Theatre" & "Theater"
The basic formation of a story, includes exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and ending. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
What is the name of the website where you can access all of your class information, assignments, and other classwork?
You and your friends are acting out a scene in a forest. You are playing a river that constantly moves around the stage. What movements will you be using?
For every character one plays they must decide what their character want or in other words, what is the character's _______________ in the piece.
If you have a question during a synchronous Zoom meeting, you can do what? (Select all that apply.)
Major division of a play
True or false: Diction and dialect enhance characterization.
Team of actors working together on a show. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
Copying how something is done and portraying it on stage
Who is the priest of Dionysus that became the world's first actor, won the first theatre award, and birthed the art of Theatre?
Teaches people about people, places, and events or our past. Choose the word that best matches the given definition.
6. In the elements of communication, it is the response setback by the reciever to the sender.
What is a Noh Theatre accompanied by?
A job for the stage crew is ____________, or making sure that the backstage areas are hidden from the audience's view. This is accomplished by using flats, curtains, or screens to hide the backstage area behind windows and doors of a set.
20. These are the tongue blocks the middle of your mouth so that air has to pass around the sides.
True or false: Improvisations only happen on the stage, and do not happen in everyday life.
Plays about the modern challenges faced by young people today. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
Teach the stories from the bible. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
A _____ setting is one that is very simple, suggestive, and sparse.
Fill in the following sentence with the best word: A concert _______________is generally larger than one used for a theatrical production.
19. The vocal folds are brought together in some cases the function of the focal folds can be part of articulation as well as phonation.
Laura Keene was best known for her work in theatre management.
When do actors start training?
12. Facial expressions-happy,sad,angry.
Stella Adler began acting with her father in the Yiddish Theatre.
What is Theatre Arts?
What percentage of your final grade are semester exams?
Unconscious habits or peculiarities
A strong impulse to do a job well; a belief that work should be done well. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
Name the Five Senses.
Begun in Medieval times, ______ was a system that provided financial support for theatrical troupes adn artists.
Approximately how many actors are there in the current day?
(Fences) What does Troy do for a livelihood?
Theatre between 1946 and 1955 reflected the social unrest of the time mostly with works by Arthur Miller, especially in The Crucible and All My Sons.
Which theatrical person is in charge of the prompt book?
The Stage Manager is the person in charge of:
You and your friends are acting out a scene in a forest. You are playing a tree that sways in the breeze. What movements will you be using?
Constantin Stanislavski and Standford Misner are best known as:
18. The phonemes are the abstract with that may came out in different forms.
Seek to teach people to make Godly choices. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
Shakespeare wrote and acted during what time period in history?
15. Interpersonal is two-way communication.
The Hairy Ape attacks the "plight of the American Worker."
Black actors didn't appear in any minstrel shows.
11. In this context includes the speakers Interactions with the audience and the aspirations of the interaction.
This is an image of a __________.
A flashing light, used for special effects. It’s often used to give the effect of old movies. It produces a jerky effect on the movements of actors when used on its own, is called a __________ light.
Which historical time period believed that plays should be as close to lifelike as possible?
7. This will reinforce your message when your speaking.
The first Black female playwright to have her work produced on Broadway was:
Taking one object and turning it into something completely different.
Like in Shakespearean plays, male actors reprised the roles of female characters in Noh theatre.
The people, things, or ideas that prevent or try to prevent the protagonist from reaching his or her goal. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
15. In three modes of communication, it is also the one way communication with no recourse to the active negotiation of meaning with the writer, speaker or producer.
(Fences) Where Troy learn to play baseball?
19. Dental and interdental are different meaning.
To turn something into a script so that it may be performed. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
The _______________, under the artistic direction of Elizabeth LeCompte, is noted for "deconstructing" well-known texts, which tackle controversial social issues.
What is comedy?
Who is the person in charge of all aspects of a production?
A form of improvisational theatre that began during the Renaissance, in the early 16th century:
16. In place of articulation, this is the traditional method of describing a speech sounds in terms of the movement of the vocal organs that produce them.
19. The back of the tongue articulates with the soft palate. [n]
Trying on the role of others, or assuming the part of another person in society
Aunt Jemima's pancake mix got its name from one of the minstrel show characters.
What are Noh masks made of?
A person's pronunciation of words, choice of words, and manner in which the person expresses himself or herself.
2. It is a discipline that cover speech composition and public speaking, storytelling and literature,poetry and performance in drama.
______ is the genre of theatre that creates plays with content that was shaped in reaction to the seemingly senseless waste of life that took place during WWII.
The word "Theatre" comes from the greek word "________"
What percentage of your overall grade are informal assignments such as journal entries, daily participation, or homework?
Catharine Trotter was the most prolific of the female wits.
What are the features of a Noh Theatre stage
If a director tells you to "add stage business," to a scene, he/she wants you to:
This is a sheet inserted on a frame at the front of the light with a design cut into it. It is known as a _________.
Edwin Booth was elected the president of Actor's Equity when it was first founded in 1913.
The section of the theatre where the audience sits; also called "out front"
17. The presentational is also two-way communication.
Performance space or event setting. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
A major force in the Federal Theatre Project and Hollywood during the years of 1936-1955 was Orson Welles.
Turning point in the action of a play
What's your theatre teacher's name?
How many musicians in a Noh hayashi ensemble
Thomas Betterton was the leading actor on the English Stage during the Restoration but was overshadowed by the popularity of Charles Macklin.
True or false: Voice quality and emotional state are not closely connected.
Which of the below people is a German playwright and director who had a major impact on contemporary theatre? His best known plays were written to make the audience think about social and political issues; these include: THE THREE PENNY OPERA, MOTHER COURAGE AND HER CHILDREN, and THE CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE.
You grab a cup and began speaking through it, turning it into a megaphone. What vocabulary word are you using?
Which two American playwrights are as noted for their work in film as much as stage work?
Who all carry fans when they come into the play?
What does the following graphic represent?
5. This communication uses body language such as gestures and facial expressions.
What did Noh grow out of?
All Noh masks have an individual name.
Who founded the Moscow Art Theatre?
David Garrick managed the Covent Garden Theatre.
True or false: Role-Playing allows you to take safe risks with thoughts and ideas in order to establish your own set of values and beliefs.
Stage pictured here is a:
The thought that peasants could rule over the kings was a great contribution to the early popularity of minstrel shows in America.
5. In the elements of communication process, it is the body of information that creates the communication process.
The _____ is the script for a musical.
Tyler Perry's play 'I Know I've Been Changed' was an instant success.
George C. Scott first came to public limelight while working for Joe Papp's New York Shakespeare Festival.
working together to solve problems or make decisions
Hamilton, the broadway show falls into which fine arts category?
Who wears the masks?
15. In this type of communication mode, it is the two-way communication with active negotiation of meaning among individuals.
4. There are two primary context forms, In this form uses words to communicate information through speech or writing.
During which time frame were females finally allowed to act on the stage?
What aspects of theatre will be covered in this class? (Select all that apply)
Developing and portraying a personality through thought, action, dialogue, costuming and makeup
What is the Noh Theatre stage made of?
The three words that we studied were......
When a script has parts or lines deleted from it in order to make it shorter, that is called:
It is important to have a(n) ________________________ for the arts; to be able to recognize, understand, and value that which is pleasing, beautiful, and cultured in the arts.
10. Channel is the response sent back by the reciever to the sender.
3. It is the medium by which we communicate orally.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolfe emphasizes and promotes the need to create illusions in order to make relationships grow stronger.
1/2" = 1' Scale indicates that every 1/2" equals 1'. A two inch line drawn on a design would be equal to___?
The most significant American playwright began his work in the period 1915 and beyond. His name was:
9. In this context includes the speakers and the audiences perception of circumstances that arise daily or have occured in the past.
A cold reading is a type of ______.
Which play is NOT one of Shakespeare's tragedies?
Polish director J. Grotowsky believes that theatre:
The process of varying inflections of the voice
Which downtown San Antonio street is also the password for Mr. Estudillo's Zoom Room?
What does the following graphic represent?
5. Phonetics and phonology are the same in meaning.
Clifford Odets was the primary playwright for The Provincetown Players.
The turning point in a story in which the protagonist either reaches or fails to reach his goal. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
Sculpting, painting, can be found in which fine arts category?
11. This applies to the audience mood and feelings, and to a lesser degree to the speaker.
8. Reciever is the way which the message may be conveyed.
This type of stage has seating on all four sides:
Anything you can think in your mind is
A "dark house" is a theatre that:
What is a tragedy?
A community theater is one that _______.
When can you retrieve missing work?
How many categories are there in the Fine Arts?
7. In the elements of communication,it is the source of information that has the full authority to explain or encode the information or message created.
16. The interpretive is one way communication.
Who wrote Our Town?
You are working with your classmates and deciding which scene to use for an improv assignment. you all throw out ideas, and everyone decides to go with the kid running for his life in the forrest. You however have a different idea and get upset that they are not using your idea.What vocabulary word are you not showing?
Which of the below parts is NOT considered to be one of the six basic parts of dramatic structure according to Aristotle?
True or false: profile body position means you are facing the audience head on.
14. The mode has three communication types.
Approximately how many plays are in the Noh repertoire?
8. In this type of Non-verbal communication, it is close to your audience while your are speaking sends out of Non-verbal message.
Men who are what age dont wear masks
6. Communication came from the Latin word "communico".
What does "Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?" mean?
Exaggerated, sometimes violent comedy in which the boundaries of common sense are often ignored to elicit a laugh. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
What makes up a hayashi ensemble?
A verbal command given by the director to stop the dialogue and movement in a scene:
Fill in the following sentence with the best word: The "Three Stooges" are even known of today, because their use of __________________________ humor was genius.
What is the typical word order for Shakespearean language?
7. "Communico" means "I share".
12. This context background is unique. This includes the speakers Interactions with the audience and the aspirations of the interaction.
Offstage spaces to the sides of the acting area
12. It is the form used to explain how something is being done or felt.
What does the following graphic represent?
The basis for a person's volume is
When we resume in-person learning, where should students be when the bell rings?
A part of the stage extending past the proscenium arch towards the audience
Using 1/4" scale where 1/4" = 1', a two inch line drawn in a design would be equal to___?
Which of the below things is typically NOT on an actor's resume?
A monologue usually delivered while the character is along onstage, thinking out loud
The two main genres of Theatre are
9. Non-verbal communication that having and maintaining an _____ with an audience as you speak or listen orally.
Give an acting example of one of the 5 senses.
11. The Non-verbal communication and Verbal communication are the two primary context forms.
Costumes are such a fabulous part of theatre –
True or False: "Athens, Greece made it mandatory for all citizens to attend all theatre festivals"
Which is the correct order of rehearsals?
You are working with your classmates and deciding which scene to use for an improv assignment. you all throw out ideas, and everyone decides to go with the kid running for his life in the forrest.What vocabulary word are you using?
Name all five of the Fine Arts Categories.
When an actor uses a memory from his or her own experience to act out a moment in a play or scene, this is called:
The following flat built from 1 x 4 would indicate that the overall dimensions are 4' x 8'. What isn't readily visible that is required to construct this flat?
What is subtext?
18. The tip of the blade of the tongue articulates which the back area of the alveolar ridge.
When an actor gives his/her name and the title of the piece to be performed, that is called:
Fill in the best word for the following sentence: The ___________________ wanted to save both the world and his girl.
13. It is a summary of how communication is communicated.
The lesson the story is attempting to impart. Choose the word that matches the given definition.
Jean Genet saw himself as an outsider and his plays attempted to find order in the chaos around him.
4. Expressions arts involves learning vocal range, body language and physically.
4. The exchange between two parties of evidence, options, knowledge and ideas.
Losing concentration or getting out of character. Using dialogue or behavior inconsistent with the part you are creating:
1. It is the study of sounds and deals with the development, rehearsal and interpretation of speech sounds.
13. This context is where physical meaning comes in.
The House Manager is the person in charge of:
_Select the correct answers, there may be more than one.Setting is the...
Which type of lighting is shown above?
Music and sound effects can be used to:
Western Theatre actors refer to themselves as "_________"
Theatre stage lighting is designed to make the stage performance visible to the audience.True or False
Which one of these is NOT a material you need for theatre online learning?
Which of the below parts of a stage does a THRUST style NOT have:
What city-state did Western Theatre originate from?
3. Speech arts is a discipline that covers speech composition and public speaking.
A familiar character who is the same type of character in every play is a _____________ character.
What is the most common prop in a Noh play?
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