Module 1 quiz

What are character, plot, setting, and theme?

• elements of drama

• things to practice in theater

• ways of finding character

• components of performance

What is a lead role?

• the primary individual the story is about

• the character that drama happens to

• another term for antagonist

• none of these

What is setting?

• the location of the action of a play

• the process of making a stage ready for a performance

• the way individuals interact on stage

• character prep

What is a theme?

• the central idea of the story

• what the characters learn

• good endings to stories

• none of these

What are Acts 1, 2, and 3?

• the beginning, middle, and end of a play

• the moments in a play that themes come through

• the process of stage development

• another term for plot points

What is exposition?

• description or explanation within a story

• what the character learns along the way

• another term for plot

• the elements of a stage that are exposed to an audience

Getting basics down, understanding a character’s world, considering character objectives, and avoiding stereotypes are all ___.

• steps in the character development process

• ways of understanding characters you are watching

• methods for interpreting plays

• forms of entertainment

What is the characterization tool of an actor recalling an emotional memory and applying it to how it felt to a scene?

• emotional recall

• sensory recall

• experience recall

• event recall

What is the characterization tool of an actor remembering an actual sensory experience and applying how it felt to a scene?

• sensory recall

• emotional recall

• experience recall

• feeling recall

What is mime?

• expressing a character through action and gesture without words

• expressing a character through action and gesture without facial expressions

• expressing a character through action and gesture without feeling

• expressing a character through action and gesture without thoughts