Question

in a coming of age story, an actor maybe dressed younger at the beginning of the play and more maturely by the end. which consideration in chapter 18 most pertains to this concept?
stereotypical costuming
interpretation of a period
climate and season
character evolution
question 2 (1 point)
this plain - weave durable cotton is commonly used for mock up patterns and lining material.
satin
velvet
taffeta
muslin
question 3 (1 point)
according to froehlich, this small strip of fabric gives a design team an idea of the textures you want to utilize in your design.
swatch
seder
mood board
pantone

Explanation:

• Question 1: In a coming - of - age story, the actor's costume change from young - looking to mature represents how the character has evolved over the course of the play. Stereotypical costuming would rely on common, over - used costume tropes. Interpretation of a period would focus on historical accuracy of clothing for a specific time. Climate and season would relate to clothing suitable for weather.
• Question 2: Muslin is a plain - weave durable cotton often used for mock - up patterns and lining. Satin has a smooth, shiny surface. Velvet has a soft, dense pile. Taffeta is a crisp, smooth fabric.
• Question 3: A swatch is a small strip of fabric that shows texture. A seder is a Jewish ritual meal. A mood board is a collection of images, materials etc. to convey a design concept. Pantone is a color - matching system.

Answer:

• Question 1: Character evolution
• Question 2: Muslin
• Question 3: Swatch