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Conversations between two or more characters
role
dialogue
A play or performance
role-play
dramatization
When you act out a scene without practicing first
miming
improvisation
Acting using only your movements and facial expressions
dramatization
miming
Two people face each other and one actor copies the movements of their partner
mirroring
miming
The person who tells the story and helps you understand what is happening
narrator
actor
Objects used on stage to enhance the story
props
stage directions
When your teacher reads a story and then you play out the characters and scenes
re-enacting
role-playing
When you become a character, that is your ______
life
role
When you are pretending to be a character
role-playing
miming
Sounds other than dialogue in the drama
props
sound effects
The areas of a stage
props
stage directions
In Victorian Adventure, what was the name of the girl that the children met when they arrived in London?
Jack
Vicky
Queenie
Jill
In Victorian Adventure, why did the children work for the blacksmith?
to earn money to go back home
to earn money to buy bread
to earn money to buy a basketball
to earn money to buy rice
In Victorian Adventure, what kind of lamps were on the street in London?
gas lamps
electric lamps
In Victorian Adventure, how did we know that the children had gone back to the Victorian Era?
The children got water from a pump.
all answers are correct
Queen Victoria was alive still.
The children had never heard of basketball before.
