5 Written Questions

1. the ability for the actor to be "in" character or like the character he\she is portraying
2. clothes worn by a character on stage
3. calling upon one's own memories
4. the final resolution of the problem in the plot
5. the problem a character faces with others

5 Matching Questions

1. characterization
2. crisis
3. dramaturg
4. dramatic play
5. cue

1. a person who provides in depth knowledge and literary resources to a director, producer or the audience {theater company}
2. b point in the play where they decide how the outcome will end
3. c children's creations of scenes when they are pretending
4. d the development and portrayal of a personality through thought, action, dialogue, costuming, and makeup
5. e a signal telling another character it is there call time on stage

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the part closer toward the audience
   1. design
   2. costume
   3. downstage
   4. context
2. pronouncing words clearly and precisely
   1. concentration
   2. articulation
   3. diction
   4. characterization
3. reading a script when never seeing it
   1. directing
   2. comedy
   3. cold reading
   4. blocking
4. the bad guy opposes other characters goals or desires
   1. context
   2. antagonist
   3. dialogue
   4. catharsis
5. the personality or role the actor re-creates
   1. character
   2. dialogue
   3. dramaturg
   4. director

5 True/False Questions

1. director → the person who sees over the entire process

   True        False

2. blocking → the art and technique of bringing the elements together to form a play

   True        False

3. epic theater → the audience is causing an illusion and are trying to focus on the theme's play {1920-1930}

   True        False

4. diction → creative process to make staging, costumes, makeup, lighting, and more

   True        False

5. catharsis → the purification or purgation of the emotions affected in a tragedy

   True        False