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To prepare for the performance, we need to ______ our lines.
To prepare for the performance, we need to ______ our lines.
rehearse
The character's ______ was the highest point of the story.
The character's ______ was the highest point of the story.
climax
The author uses ______ to create tension and keep readers guessing.
The author uses ______ to create tension and keep readers guessing.
suspense
In a play, the ______ refers to the layout of the different scenes.
In a play, the ______ refers to the layout of the different scenes.
The ______ of the story provided insight into the characters' thoughts.
The ______ of the story provided insight into the characters' thoughts.
She felt ______ after receiving the disappointing news.
She felt ______ after receiving the disappointing news.
The plot twist left the audience feeling ______.
The plot twist left the audience feeling ______.
The piece was visually ______, drawing everyone's attention.
The piece was visually ______, drawing everyone's attention.
She was ______ at the way she was treated during the meeting.
She was ______ at the way she was treated during the meeting.
He decided to leave the situation because he was ______ with how things were going.
He decided to leave the situation because he was ______ with how things were going.
I prefer shows with a __________.
I prefer shows with a __________.
He's my favorite _________.
He's my favorite _________.
The _____________ is the person in charge of a theatre production.
The _____________ is the person in charge of a theatre production.
It's important to listen to the way people talk in real life to write _____________.
It's important to listen to the way people talk in real life to write _____________.
You need to _____________ your voice for the _____________ to hear you.
You need to _____________ your voice for the _____________ to hear you.
It's very exciting to watch actors _____________ in person.
It's very exciting to watch actors _____________ in person.
The text of a piece of drama is known as a __________.
The text of a piece of drama is known as a __________.
The ______ is the raised area in a theatre where actors perform.
The ______ is the raised area in a theatre where actors perform.
You won't be able to play your role well if you don't _____________ many times.
You won't be able to play your role well if you don't _____________ many times.
The ______ is the person who tells the story in a book, film, or play.
The ______ is the person who tells the story in a book, film, or play.
What a boring _____________!
What a boring _____________!
The ______ includes all the actors in a film or play.
The ______ includes all the actors in a film or play.
The ______ are clothes that actors wear during a performance.
The ______ are clothes that actors wear during a performance.
A good actor can _____________ a wide range of emotions.
A good actor can _____________ a wide range of emotions.
The written text of a film or play is known as the ______.
The written text of a film or play is known as the ______.
The ______ is the group of people who watch a play, film, or TV show.
The ______ is the group of people who watch a play, film, or TV show.
To ______ means to entertain people by acting, singing, or dancing.
To ______ means to entertain people by acting, singing, or dancing.
Stage ______ provide instructions on how actors should move and speak.
Stage ______ provide instructions on how actors should move and speak.
A ______ is a character played by an actor or actress.
A ______ is a character played by an actor or actress.
To ______ your lines is to memorize the words you have to say in a play.
To ______ your lines is to memorize the words you have to say in a play.
Study Notes
Vocabulary List
- The list includes common vocabulary terms related to drama and theatre.
- The terms are presented in both English and Chinese, likely with pinyin transcription.
- The Chinese words may be approximations or transliterations due to the lack of context.
Matching Words and Definitions
- The table matches words related to theatre production with their definitions.
- Common theatrical terms include "cast", "director", "script", "audience", and "stage".
- Key concepts like "character", "narrator", and "scene" are also defined.
Exercise B: Fill in the Blanks
- The exercise focuses on vocabulary related to theatre production.
- It encourages understanding by applying the vocabulary to specific scenarios.
- For example, "The director is the person in charge of a theatre production."
- Other key terms include "cast", "dialogue", "audience", "perform", "script", "acts", "scenes", "rehearse", "setting", and "express".
- The exercise reinforces learning by using the vocabulary in context.
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Description
Test your knowledge of common vocabulary terms related to drama and theatre in this engaging quiz. Match words to their definitions and fill in the blanks to reinforce your understanding of theatrical concepts. Perfect for learners of English and Chinese alike!
