Question 1

What type of performers practice 'received acting'?

Accepted Answer

A)  extras 
B)  ballet dancers 
C)  performance artists 
D)  kabuki performers 
A)  extras 
B)  ballet dancers 
C)  performance artists 
D)  kabuki performers A

Question 2

What is 'nonmatrixed performance'?

Accepted Answer

A)  performing outside of conventional theatre spaces 
B)  doing something onstage other than playing a character 
C)  switching roles within a single performance 
D)  operating as both performer and audience 
A)  performing outside of conventional theatre spaces 
B)  doing something onstage other than playing a character 
C)  switching roles within a single performance 
D)  operating as both performer and audience B

Question 3

In realistic acting, how does the actor relate to the role?

Accepted Answer

A)  She is enclosed within it. 
B)  She moves in and out of the role. 
C)  She conforms to the rules of the role. 
D)  She "stands outside" the role to a certain extent. 
A)  She is enclosed within it. 
B)  She moves in and out of the role. 
C)  She conforms to the rules of the role. 
D)  She "stands outside" the role to a certain extent. A

Question 4

In Brechtian acting, how does the actor relate to the role?

Accepted Answer

A)  He is enclosed within it. 
B)  He moves in and out of the role. 
C)  He conforms to the rules of the role. 
D)  He "stands outside" the role to a certain extent. 
A)  He is enclosed within it. 
B)  He moves in and out of the role. 
C)  He conforms to the rules of the role. 
D)  He "stands outside" the role to a certain extent.

Question 5

Why does Schechner say that even realistic acting is codified?

Accepted Answer

A)  because it is based on learned behaviors 
B)  because we are not used to telling the difference between codifed and realistic styles 
C)  because it is often improvised 
D)  because reality is coded as 'natural' 
A)  because it is based on learned behaviors 
B)  because we are not used to telling the difference between codifed and realistic styles 
C)  because it is often improvised 
D)  because reality is coded as 'natural'

Question 6

Codified performance forms involve years of:

Accepted Answer

A)  formal training 
B)  improvisation 
C)  script analysis 
D)  all of the above 
A)  formal training 
B)  improvisation 
C)  script analysis 
D)  all of the above

Question 7

How does Schechner describe the relationship between our sense of self and the role that we play?

Accepted Answer

A)  a psychological mobius strip 
B)  a psychological spinning top 
C)  a psychological golf ball 
D)  a psychological Rubiks cube 
A)  a psychological mobius strip 
B)  a psychological spinning top 
C)  a psychological golf ball 
D)  a psychological Rubiks cube

Question 8

Which of these is not a key element of a show trial?

Accepted Answer

A)  demonstrating the power of the state 
B)  an intent to scare or control the public 
C)  an outcome determined in advance 
D)  televised proceedings 
A)  demonstrating the power of the state 
B)  an intent to scare or control the public 
C)  an outcome determined in advance 
D)  televised proceedings

Question 9

Bertolt Brecht was greatly influenced by a performance he saw by which of the following artists?

Accepted Answer

A)  Mei Lanfang 
B)  Allan Kaprow 
C)  Carolee Schneemann 
D)  Lee Strasberg 
E)  Ruth St. Denis 
A)  Mei Lanfang 
B)  Allan Kaprow 
C)  Carolee Schneemann 
D)  Lee Strasberg 
E)  Ruth St. Denis

What type of performers practice 'received acting'?

What is 'nonmatrixed performance'?

In realistic acting, how does the actor relate to the role?

In Brechtian acting, how does the actor relate to the role?

Why does Schechner say that even realistic acting is codified?

Codified performance forms involve years of:

How does Schechner describe the relationship between our sense of self and the role that we play?

Which of these is not a key element of a show trial?

Bertolt Brecht was greatly influenced by a performance he saw by which of the following artists?

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What type of performers practice 'received acting'?

What is 'nonmatrixed performance'?

In realistic acting, how does the actor relate to the role?

In Brechtian acting, how does the actor relate to the role?

Why does Schechner say that even realistic acting is codified?

Codified performance forms involve years of:

How does Schechner describe the relationship between our sense of self and the role that we play?

Which of these is not a key element of a show trial?

Bertolt Brecht was greatly influenced by a performance he saw by which of the following artists?

What Is Performance Studies

What Is Performance

Ritual

Play

Performativity

Performance Processes

Global and Intercultural Performances

Filters