Question 1

Which of the following best explains why actors perform physical warm-ups before rehearsing or performing?

Accepted Answer

To reduce self-consciousness and increase physical awareness

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To avoid interacting with the audience

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To perfect their costume movements

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To memorize lines more quickly

Question 2

What is the main purpose of vocal warm-ups in preparing to act?

Accepted Answer

To develop clarity, projection, and vocal flexibility

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To eliminate the need for microphones

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To sound more dramatic in a performance

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To improve pitch for singing solos

Question 3

An actor is feeling nervous and distracted before a scene. Which of the following exercises would best help them focus and prepare?

Accepted Answer

Breathing and grounding exercises

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Solo improvisation

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Applying makeup in front of a mirror

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Script memorization

Question 4

Which of the following combinations shows the correct relationship between mental, physical, and vocal preparation?

Accepted Answer

They work together to create a focused, present, and expressive actor

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Physical prep replaces mental and vocal work

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All three are optional depending on the role

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Mental preparation is only needed in emotional scenes

Question 5

Why is consistency in warm-up routines important for actors?

Accepted Answer

It establishes a ritual that conditions the body and mind for performance

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It impresses directors and casting agents

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It guarantees a perfect performance regardless of the role

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It helps actors perform the same way every time without variation

Question 6

Which of the following best defines the core purpose of acting in theater?

Accepted Answer

To portray a character’s truth through believable behavior and interaction

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To entertain the audience with jokes and tricks

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To showcase costumes and set design

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To memorize lines and move accurately on stage

Question 7

What distinguishes acting from ordinary behavior?

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Acting involves purposeful choices to convey a character’s thoughts and objectives

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Actors never use their real emotions on stage

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Acting is scripted while ordinary behavior is not

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Actors always exaggerate their emotions

Question 8

Which of the following is an essential element in acting?

Accepted Answer

Character objective

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Complete silence from the audience

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Emotional suppression

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Scene painting

Question 9

In a scene where two actors fail to listen and respond to each other, what key element of acting is missing?

Accepted Answer

Person-to-person communication

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Projection

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Memorization

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Blocking

Question 10

How does understanding the difference between real life and stage behavior help an actor?

Accepted Answer

It helps the actor make intentional, believable choices suited for performance

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It prevents the actor from getting too emotional during scenes

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It encourages the actor to act more spontaneously and ignore direction

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It allows the actor to focus only on memorization

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