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Once an actor is cast in a role, he or she needs a(n) _____ in order to learn the character’s lines.
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If you _____ your voice, everyone in the room will be able to hear you.
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When actors work without a script, they _____ what they say and do.
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If a scene takes place in a restaurant, the actors might _____ eating rather than using actual plates, silverware, and food.
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Any _____ an actor makes, such as waving or wiping away tears, can convey an emotion.
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By varying the pitch, volume, and tempo of your voice, you can change its _____.
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Tongue twisters and other vocal exercises can help you speak more clearly by improving your _____ skills.
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The vibrations of your throat, sinuses, and hard and soft palates will affect the _____ of your voice.
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To keep your face and the front of your body visible to the audience is to...
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10.
The intended point of interest onstage is the...
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Thoughts and actions of a character that are not directly stated are...
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Auditioning with a script that you haven’t previously read is called...
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13.
To steal the focus of a scene is to...
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To move from one place onstage to another is to...
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15.
When one actor mirrors another actor’s body position, it is a...
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A characteristic movement is called a...
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A smaller section of a scene is sometimes referred to as a...
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18.
The term that describes sound that is produced without vibration of the vocal chords is...
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19.
The type of consonant that is produced when the mouth is completely closed and the soft palate is lowered, forcing air through the nose; for example, the m in move...
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20.
The vowel sound in an unstressed syllable pronounced “uh"...
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21.
The vibrant tone produced when sound waves strike the chambers of the throat, head, nose, and mouth is...
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The act of breathing air into the lungs is...
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23.
The selection and pronunciation of words and their combination in speech is...
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One of the two basic vocal forces; created when breath pressure is held steady and the breath is released gradually is called...
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The type of consonant that is produced when the air passage narrows and a slight friction results; for example, f in force is called...
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