script and non script

Question 1

is a staged
presentation where all dialogue, actions,
and movements are predetermined by a
written script.

Answer 1

scripted performance

Question 2

Examples scripted performance?

Answer 2

stage play, television dramas, movies, musical plays

Question 2

Puppets that fit
over the hand
(like a glove)
and are
controlled
primarily by
finger
movements.

Answer 2

Hand/Glove
Puppets

Question 2

The word puppet comes from the Latin

Answer 2

pupa, meaning “doll,” a puppet is not a doll,

Question 3

Tiny puppets
that fit on a
single finger;
they are simple
yet effective
for storytelling
or playful
performance.

Answer 3

Finger
Puppets

Question 4

Puppets that are
manipulated
with rods (sticks)
attached to
parts of the
puppet (often
the head, arms,
or legs).

Answer 4

Rod
Puppets

Question 4

Flat, cut-out
figures that are
held between a
light source and a
translucent
screen, producing
moving
silhouettes.

Answer 4

Shadow
Puppets

Question 5

Puppets
controlled by
strings (or wires)
that allow precise
movement of
various parts.

Answer 5

Marionettes
(String Puppets)

Question 6

Puppets used in
ventriloquism,
where the
performer
creates the
illusion that the
puppet is
speaking
independently.

Answer 6

Ventriloquist
Puppets

Question 7

is the creative process of designing and
constructing masks to transform identity, convey
emotions, or fulfill a cultural, ritual, or theatrical
purpose.

Answer 7

Mask making

Question 8

Crafted for religious or
cultural ceremonies,

Answer 8

Ceremonial/Ritual
Masks

Question 9

Designed for stage
performance,

Answer 9

Theatrical
Masks

Question 10

used during
festivals or masquerade
events to conceal the
wearer’s identity

Answer 10

Carnival/Masquerade
Masks

Question 11

Created primarily for visual
appeal and artistic
expression

Answer 11

Decorative/Art
Masks