Question

1. how should a performer introduce their selection in a competition?

a) randomly at any time
b) at the end of the performance
c) near the beginning, with title and author
d) only if asked by the judge

1. what is the role of emotional intensity in a dramatic performance?

a) to confuse the audience
b) to make the performance longer
c) to set the atmosphere of the scene
d) to reduce tension

1. which type of interpretation involves combining three selections that develop a theme?

a) humorous interpretation
b) thematic interpretation
c) dramatic interpretation
d) choral reading

1. what is the benefit of choral reading?

a) it reduces audience engagement
b) it improves oral reading skills
c) it requires no practice
d) it is performed solo

1. which of the following is a characteristic of a narrative monologue?

a) it expresses thoughts aloud
b) it is always humorous
c) it shares a story
d) it is performed in silence

1. what does comic relief refer to in dramatic interpretation?

a) a serious moment
b) humor to break tension
c) a long pause
d) a dramatic twist

1. which dramatic technique involves echoing lines for emphasis?

a) imagery
b) repetition
c) blocking
d) proximity

Explanation:

• 15: In a competition, a performer should introduce their selection near the beginning with title and author to set the context.
• 16: Emotional intensity in a dramatic performance is used to set the atmosphere of the scene.
• 17: Thematic interpretation involves combining three selections that develop a theme.
• 18: Choral reading improves oral reading skills as it involves group practice and coordination.
• 19: A narrative monologue shares a story.
• 20: Comic relief refers to humor to break tension in dramatic interpretation.
• 21: Repetition is the dramatic technique that involves echoing lines for emphasis.

Answer:

1. C. Near the beginning, with title and author
2. C. To set the atmosphere of the scene
3. B. Thematic Interpretation
4. B. It improves oral reading skills
5. C. It shares a story
6. B. Humor to break tension
7. B. Repetition