drama ii summative assessment
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Drama II Summative Assessment. Octo ber 1 st , 2013 Mr. Browning. Theatre Vocabulary (30 points) Provide the definition for the word provided. Pitch Climax Antagonist Dynamics Center Stage Blocking Articulation (Theatre) Concentration Tempo Actor Character Articulation (Music) - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Drama IISummative Assessment
October 1st, 2013Mr. Browning
Theatre Vocabulary (30 points)Provide the definition for the word provided.
1. Pitch2. Climax3. Antagonist4. Dynamics5. Center Stage
6. Blocking7. Articulation
(Theatre)8. Concentration9. Tempo10.Actor
11.Character12.Articulation
(Music)13.Rhythm14.Characterizati
on15.Cold Reading
Dynamics – Fill in the Blank – 6 Points
1. _______– Mezzo Piano – Medium Soft
2. MF – _______________– Medium Loud
3. FF – Fortissimo – ______________
4. P – Piano – ______________
5. _______– Forte - Loud
6. PP – _______________– Very Soft
Tempos – Fill in the Blank – 5 Points
1. Vivace – ____________
2. Adagio – ________________
3. Allegro – ____________
4. Moderato/ Andante –___________________
5. Largo – ______________
Articulations – Fill in the Blank – 4 Points
1. Staccato - _____________
2. Tenuto - ______________
3. Legato - ______________
4. Marcato - _____________
1. How does participation in the Theatre Arts support life skills? (1-2 sentences)
2. Describe the process of pantomime. What can you do or NOT do? (1-2 sentences)
Short Response (10 Points)
Script Analysis (50 points)
• Using Standard English Conventions; describe in 3-5 paragraphs how to take a brand new monologue to a full performance. Consider ALL the strategies learned in this class. Be as detailed as possible.
Each student will perform their individual monologues.
Monologue Performances (100 Points)
Congratulations!!!