Spellings 11 Flashcards

1
Q

Lack of seriousness

A

Levity

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2
Q

To raise ; to lift up

A

Elevate

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3
Q

To lessen in intensity

A

Alleviate

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4
Q

To float in the air

A

Levitate

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5
Q

A tool to make something light enough to lift

A

Lever

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6
Q

Skilful with words

A

Eloquent

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7
Q

Informal, common language

A

Colloquial

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8
Q

Very talkative

A

Loquacious

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9
Q

Speaking of one’s thoughts

A

Soliloquy

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10
Q

Effective public speaking

A

Elocution

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11
Q

to perform something in exactly the same way as another actor, at the same time.

A

Unison

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12
Q

to perform something in a group but each of you starts at a different time.

A

Canon​​

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13
Q

a group of performers whose job is to narrate/provide extra details/comment on the action of the story

A

Chorus ​​

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14
Q

the position of actors in relation to each other on the stage.

A

Proxemics ​

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15
Q

to use things in a performance symbolically e.g. red lighting to signal danger.

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Semiotics

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16
Q

a type of Drama that began in the 18th century which focused on sensationalist stories and over-the-top acting.

A

Melodrama ​

17
Q

to perform something in a way that creates an illusion of reality.

A

Naturalism ​​

18
Q

to perform something in a way that is not a representation of reality.

A

Non-naturalism​​

19
Q

a sign/projection used in a performance that contains written words or pictures to provide the audience with additional information.

A

Placard​​ ​

20
Q

a collection of sounds created either by the actors themselves or using recorded sounds.

A

Soundscape​​