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G3 GTE Term 3 Revision
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In A Day in London, how did the children get home?
In the tube
On a boat
Gran drove them
A tow truck
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Don't even think about clicking me.....
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At the end of Victorian Adventure, who was having tea with the Queen?
Vicky
The King
The children
Gran
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What do bananas do?
Sing
Dance
Have a good time
All answers are correct.
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Acting using only your movements and facial expressions
miming
dramatization
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When you are pretending to be a character
miming
role-playing
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In Victorian Adventure, why did the children work for the blacksmith?
to earn money to buy a basketball
to earn money to go back home
to earn money to buy rice
to earn money to buy bread
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When you become a character, that is your ______
role
life
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In A Day in London, what was the mishap in the waxworks?
Gran dropped her handbag and she knocked over the wax models
Staff yelled at Mom and Dad
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They were asked to leave the waxworks and never come back
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In A Day in London, where is one place where the children and Gran did not go?
The waxworks
Trafalgar Square
London Bridge
Buckingham Palace
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Sounds other than dialogue in the drama
sound effects
props
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A play or performance
role-play
dramatization
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In Victorian Adventure, how did we know that the children had gone back to the Victorian Era?
all answers are correct
The children got water from a pump.
The children had never heard of basketball before.
Queen Victoria was alive still.
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In the drama units, what is it called when we speak with a loud and clear voice?
screaming
enunciation
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Two people face each other and one actor copies the movements of their partner
miming
mirroring
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In Victorian Adventure, what kind of lamps were on the street in London?
gas lamps
electric lamps
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Was life easy or hard for children in Victorian times?
easy
hard
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What kind of race did the children have at the end of Victorian Adventure?
a car race
a horse race
a foot race
a sack race
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The person who tells the story and helps you understand what is happening
actor
narrator
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What's important to do when you are acting on stage?
make facial expressions
all answers are correct
face the audience
speak softly
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In A Day in London, where was the first place that Gran brought the children?
Trafalgar Square
Tower Bridge
The waxworks
Buckingham Palace
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Conversations between two or more characters
dialogue
role
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When your teacher reads a story and then you play out the characters and scenes
re-enacting
role-playing
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In A Day in London, who brought the children to the waxworks?
Gran
Staff
Mom and Dad
Wilf and Wilma
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The areas of a stage
props
stage directions
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When you act out a scene without practicing first
miming
improvisation
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In A Day in London, there was a statue of who at Trafalgar Square?
The Queen
Gran
Nelson
Princess Elsa
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In Victorian Adventure, what was the name of the girl that the children met when they arrived in London?
Jack
Queenie
Vicky
Jill
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Objects used on stage to enhance the story
props
stage directions
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