Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Passages of speech between characters | dialogue | 78%
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A secondary actor who fills in when an actor is unable to perform | understudy | 78%
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A form of acting in which performers make up their own lines and scenarios | improvisation | 76%
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The lowered part of the theatre where the orchestra sits | pit | 76%
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A door in the stage floor for actor to enter or exit | trap | 64%
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A speech in which an actor, usually alone, thinks aloud | soliloquy | 59%
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The reason a character does something | motivation | 56%
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A gradual dimming of the stage lights | fade | 52%
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The seating area of a theatre | house | 51%
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A flat surface or curtain used to represent a setting | backdrop | 48%
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Program or booklet containing information about the performance | playbill | 48%
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A narrow walkway from which scenery and drops are flown | catwalk | 38%
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The spoken part of a musical play | libretto | 36%
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A person who feeds actors forgotten lines during rehearsals | prompter | 34%
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A rhetorical device in which the audience knows something that the characters do not | dramatic irony | 33%
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Tape or marking on the stage to indicate placement of set pieces | spike marks | 15%
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Chief electrician in charge of lighting | gaffer | 14%
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When an actor, whose character is dead, moves onstage | corpsing | 13%
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A structure used to reduce the opening between the stage and the wings | proscenium | 13%
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A platform raised above the primary level of the stage | rostrum | 4%
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Appearance of truth; suspension of audience's disbelief | verisimilitude | 3%
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A rolling cart used to change scenery | jackknife | 1%
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