Question 1 1 1 pts 1 Of all the elements of theatre the director receives the most appreciation by the audience because they re the ones who get to stand in the limelight False Question 2 1 1 pts 2 The task of the actor in attempting to make a character on stage appear real does not require talent training or discipline False Question 3 1 1 pts 3 Konstantin Stanislavski developed a technique for realistic acting False Question 4 1 1 pts 4 The actor s instrument is the flute and harp True True True True False Question 5 1 1 pts 5 If there is no sound equipment the actor will have to project his or her voice False Question 6 1 1 pts 6 In the art of acting the physical element is more important than the inner life of the actor False Question 7 1 1 pts 7 Physical and vocal tension must be maintained by an actor to achieve peak performance False Question 8 1 1 pts 8 It is not important if an actor stops acting or loses his or her concentration when he or she is not the main character in a scene or when someone else is talking True True True True True True False Question 9 1 1 pts 9 Stanislavski said The actor must first of all believe in everything that takes place onstage and most of all he must believe what he himself is doing And one can only believe in the truth False Question 10 1 1 pts 10 If an actor can sing and dance he or she will have more job opportunities False Question 11 1 1 pts 11 Actors must always fully concentrate on some object person or event while onstage In this way the actor can stop worrying about the audience and lose their self consciousness Relaxation Inner truth Concentration and observation Through line of a role Question 12 1 1 pts 12 Except in one person shows performers do not act alone they interact with other people Ensemble playing Question 13 1 1 pts 13 An emphasis on concrete details A performer should never try to act in general and should never try to convey a feeling such as fear or love in some vague amorphous way The performer must conceive of the situation in which a character exists the given circumstances Through line of a role The circus Vaudeville Importance of specifics Inner truth Emotional recall Superobjective Question 14 1 1 pts 14 An acting exercise that requires the performer to ask How would I react if I were in this character s position Stage combat Relaxation Meditation Magic if Question 15 1 1 pts 15 Fill in the blank for the first question an actor must answer to understand his or her circumstances am I Who Question 16 1 1 pts 16 Fill in the blank for the second question an actor must answer to understand his or her circumstances am I Where Question 17 1 1 pts 17 Fill in the blank for the third question an actor must answer to understand his or her circumstances What is it time Question 18 1 1 pts 18 Fill in the blank for the first question an actor must answer of the questions of action What do I Question 19 1 1 pts 19 Fill in the blank for the second question an actor must answer of the questions of action What is in my w ant w ay Question 20 1 1 pts 20 Fill in the blank for the third question an actor must answer of the questions of action What do I do to overcome my obstacle