Key Words

Question 1

Facial Expressions

Answer 1

Look on face to show emotion

Question 2

Posture

Answer 2

How the body is held- Upright/Slouched

Question 3

Gesture

Answer 3

Use of hands and arms to communicate a message

Question 4

Eye Contact

Answer 4

Use of eye to show emotion/status

Question 5

Proxemics

Answer 5

Positioning between characters on the stage

Question 6

Tone

Answer 6

Emotion in the voice

Question 7

Pitch

Answer 7

How high or low the voice is

Question 8

Pace

Answer 8

How fast or slow the voice is

Question 9

Volume

Answer 9

How loud or quiet the voice is

Question 10

Silence/Pause

Answer 10

Moments of no speech

Question 11

Accent

Answer 11

City, Country or Class

Question 12

Projection

Answer 12

Strength of voice to be loud and clear

Question 13

Emphasis

Answer 13

The pressure on individual words that makes them stand out.

Question 14

Intonation

Answer 14

Rising and falling of voice in speech

Question 15

Clarity of diction

Answer 15

Clearness of voice

Question 16

Tension

Answer 16

The driving force of the drama.

Question 17

Atmosphere

Answer 17

The feeling

Question 18

Dramatic Climax

Answer 18

Turning point of a drama, its point of highest tension, or it is the time when the action starts during which the solution is given.

Question 19

Subtext

Answer 19

The underlying and often unspoken thoughts and motives of characters - what they really think and believe.

Question 20

End on

Answer 20

Audience on 1 side

Question 21

Proscenium Arch

Answer 21

Stage frames by an arch

Question 22

Traverse

Answer 22

Audience on 2 sides

Question 23

Thrust

Answer 23

Audience on 3 Sides

Question 24

Theatre in the Round

Answer 24

Audience on all 4 Sides

Question 25

Promenade

Answer 25

Audience follows the action on foot, moving from one location to another.