Drama for Year 3: Engage in Creative Expression and Build Confidence

Question 1

How can role-playing help you understand someone who thinks differently from you?

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By stepping into their shoes, you can see the world from their perspective and feel their emotions.

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By memorizing lines, you can enhance your memory and speaking skills.

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By performing in front of others, you can conquer your fear of public speaking.

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By using props and costumes, you can make your role-play more realistic.

Question 2

When actors use their voices to create characters, which of these is NOT an important aspect to consider?

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Grammar

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Volume

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Pitch

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Speed

Question 3

How do props and costumes help actors show characters better?

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They give details that help the audience know the character.

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They make the actors feel more at ease on stage.

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They make the performance look better.

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They help the actors remember their lines.

Question 4

Which drama skill helps you speak clearly so others can understand you?

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Projection

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Imagination

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Memorization

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Body language

Question 5

In drama, what's the main reason we do improvisation?

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To help actors be more creative and spontaneous

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To help actors remember their lines

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To help actors have more fun

Question 6

How can using details that appeal to the senses and descriptive language help you create a character that seems more real and interesting?

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It helps the audience imagine what the character looks like, sounds like, and feels like.

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It helps you, the actor, remember your lines better.

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It makes the play more fun to watch.

Question 7

What's a great thing about making up scenes on the spot in drama?

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It helps us think fast and creatively.

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It helps us remember our lines.

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It's only good for making funny scenes.

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It's not a useful skill for drama.

Question 8

In drama, when we create the story as we go along, what are we doing?

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Improvising

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Reading a script

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Telling a story we already know

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Dancing

Question 9

Why is it crucial to consider the audience when planning and performing a play?

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To ensure everyone enjoys and understands the performance.

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To prevent mistakes that could cause the audience to laugh or disapprove.

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To make the actors appear impressive and please their teachers.

Question 10

Where did drama originate, and how has it evolved over time?

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Drama began in ancient Greece, where it was performed as part of religious ceremonies.

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Drama originated in the Middle Ages, with performances taking place in castles and churches.

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Drama began with the use of puppets to tell stories.

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Drama has remained unchanged throughout history.

Question 11

When actors are kind and supportive to each other in their plays, what good thing happens?

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They feel safe and happy to act their part.

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The play looks more real to the audience.

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They don't have to worry about helping others.

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The audience will enjoy the play more.

Question 12

Which of these is NOT a way that actors use their bodies to communicate in drama?

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Using props

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Using facial expressions

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Moving around the stage

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Making eye contact with other actors

Question 13

In drama, what element allows you to imagine and create different worlds and characters?

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Imagination

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Memorization

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Communication

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Teamwork

Question 14

Why do we use role-playing in drama?

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To develop empathy

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To memorize lines

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To improve grammar

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To learn about history

Question 15

When creating characters in drama, what is our main goal?

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To make them seem real and believable

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To teach students about different cultures

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To memorize complex lines

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To prepare for a stage performance

Question 16

Which technique helps you speak clearly and loudly in drama?

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Projecting your voice from your diaphragm

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Speaking loudly

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Memorizing your lines perfectly

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Using a microphone

Question 17

What is the job of a director in drama?

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To lead rehearsals

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To write the script

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To design the costumes

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To perform on stage

Question 18

Which of these is NOT a benefit of drama education?

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Guaranteeing success in exams

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Improving communication skills

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Boosting creativity

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Increasing self-confidence

Question 19

How can you tell a monologue and a dialogue apart?

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A monologue is spoken by one person, while a dialogue is spoken by two or more

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A dialogue is written in prose, while a monologue is written in poetry

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A monologue is always serious, while a dialogue can be humorous

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A monologue is used to tell a story, while a dialogue is used to express emotions

Question 20

Which of these is an example of a dramatic device?

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Foreshadowing

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Alliteration

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Punctuation

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Simile

Question 21

Which of these skills is NOT developed in drama activities?

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Math skills

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Imagination

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Communication

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Teamwork

Question 22

What is the main goal of role-play in drama?

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To build empathy

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To memorize lines

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To practice speaking loudly

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To learn about history

Question 23

What does improvisation mean in drama?

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Making up words and actions right away

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Rehearsing prepared lines and actions

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Using props and costumes

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Creating a stage set

Question 24

What is the difference between a monologue and a dialogue?

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A monologue is spoken by one person, while a dialogue is spoken by two or more people

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A monologue is usually longer than a dialogue

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A dialogue is more serious than a monologue

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There is no difference between a monologue and a dialogue

Question 25

What is the director's job in a drama performance?

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To lead practices and help actors

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To design the set and costumes

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To write the script

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To sell tickets

Question 26

Which of these stage terms means a character is coming on stage?

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Entrance

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Exit

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Monologue

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Scene

Question 27

Why do actors use exaggeration in drama?

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To show strong feelings

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To seem real

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To make people laugh

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To make the play boring

Question 28

What is the job of the audience in a drama performance?

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To watch and decide if it was good

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To help the actors practice

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To join in with the play

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To play tricks on the actors

Question 29

Which of these is a type of drama where we make things up on the spot?

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Using our imaginations

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Singing and dancing

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Making masks and costumes

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Playing with puppets

Question 30

What is different between a monologue and a dialogue?

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One person talks alone in a monologue, but two or more people talk together in a dialogue

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A monologue is shorter than a dialogue

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Monologues are happier than dialogues

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Monologues are louder than dialogues

Question 31

When acting in a play, what's the most important thing to keep in mind?

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Staying true to your character

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Remembering your lines

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Having a good time

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Speaking loudly

Question 32

Which activity can help improve your imagination?

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Reading stories

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Watching TV shows

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Playing computer games

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Solving math problems

Question 33

What is the main reason for a rehearsal?

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To practice the play

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To learn your lines

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To make new friends

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To have fun

Question 34

How can you show respect to your fellow actors?

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Listen to them when they speak

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Make fun of them

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Ignore them

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Shout at them

Question 35

In a drama performance, what's the most important element?

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The actors

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The costumes

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The props

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The music

Question 36

How can you create a believable character?

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Create a backstory for them

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Copy another actor's performance

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Use a fake accent

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Just read your lines

Question 37

What's the difference between a monologue and a dialogue?

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A monologue involves one person speaking, while a dialogue involves two or more speakers

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A monologue is longer than a dialogue

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A monologue is more serious than a dialogue

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A dialogue is always funny

Question 38

When creating a drama piece, what's the most crucial thing to remember?

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Telling a good story

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Having fun

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Using lots of props

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Impressing the audience

Question 39

What's the most important thing to remember when you're acting?

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Believing in your character

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Saying your lines perfectly

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Wearing a cool costume

Question 40

Who helps you the most in drama lessons?

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Your teacher

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Your friends

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The headteacher

Question 41

What's a fun way to develop your imagination?

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Imagining yourself in different situations

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Reading a book

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Watching TV

Question 42

What's the difference between a play and a movie?

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Plays are live, while movies are recorded

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Plays are for adults, while movies are for kids

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Plays have music, while movies don't

Question 43

Which of these is NOT a type of drama?

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Adventure

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Comedy

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Romance

Question 44

What's the best way to work well as a team?

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Listening to your friends

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Talking over others

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Doing all the work yourself

Question 45

What's the most important thing to remember when performing in front of people?

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Have fun!

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Don't be nervous

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Be perfect

Question 46

What's the most important thing you can learn from drama?

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How to be creative

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How to act

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How to make new friends

Question 47

Which of these skills is NOT developed in drama?

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Math skills

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Imagination

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Communication

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Teamwork

Question 48

What is the main reason we use drama in school?

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To make us more creative and confident

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To help us do better in other subjects

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To teach us about history and science

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To keep us entertained

Question 49

Which of these is NOT a good thing about drama?

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It makes us feel shy

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It helps us communicate better

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It makes us more imaginative

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It's a great way to relax

Question 50

What do we call the people who watch a drama performance?

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The audience

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The actors

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The director

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The crew

Question 51

Why do we do drama in school?

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To build confidence and imagination

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To have fun

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To learn different subjects better

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To make new friends

Question 52

What are the main parts of a drama?

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Characters, setting and plot

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Characters, setting and sound effects

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Plot, dialogue and music

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Costumes, props and make-up

Question 53

Who watches a drama performance?

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The audience

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The actors

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The director

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The writer

Question 54

After a performance, what question can you ask yourself to improve next time?

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What could I have done differently?

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Was my voice loud enough?

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Did I have fun?

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What did my friends think?

Question 55

Why do we do warm-up exercises in drama?

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To prepare our bodies and minds for acting

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To speak louder

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To have fun

Question 56

Who invented the idea of actors speaking directly to the audience in drama?

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Bertolt Brecht

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Stanislavski

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William Shakespeare

Question 57

How do actors use their voice to create different emotions?

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Change the volume of their voice

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Speak in a different accent

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Speak in a different language

Question 58

How does improvisation help in drama?

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It makes students think fast and respond without planning.

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It gives students a safe space to try new things and gain confidence.

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It limits students' creativity by making them stick to certain choices.

Question 59

When role-playing, what's the most important thing to remember?

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To use your imagination and pretend

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To wear the right clothes

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To speak loudly

Question 60

What's the first step in making a drama show?

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Choosing a topic

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Writing a script

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Performing the play

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Making the costumes

Question 61

Which is an important skill for drama?

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Imagination

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Remembering things

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Doing math

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Science

Question 62

Why is teamwork important in drama?

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To share ideas and jobs

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To work alone

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To remember lines

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To make costumes

Question 63

Which drama activity helps improve talking skills?

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Acting out different characters

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Reading a play

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Writing a poem

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Solving a math problem

Question 64

Why do we use props in drama?

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To help us imagine more

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To limit our imagination

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To replace talking

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To confuse the audience