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Froggy Jumps ARTS 2 - REVIEWOnline version A career-themed quiz match-up by Paula Abby Suñer 1 A selected portion of a larger work presented independently. a Performance Excerpts b Short-Length Production c Mini-Recitals 2 Short theatrical or dramatic scenes. Usually involves acting, dialogue, and storytelling. a Combination Productions b Dance Showcase c Skits 3 A complete performance with a clear beginning, middle, and end, usually 5–20 minutes long. a Short-length Production b Performance Excerpts c Combination Productions 4 Short program with several performers. a Mini-Recitals b Performance Excerpts c Skits 5 A mix of different performing arts in one presentation. -May include dance, music, drama, spoken word, or multimedia. a Mini Recital b Short-length Production c Combination Productions 6 To be effective, an art critic should possess the following qualifications: a Knowledge of the Art Form b The skill of writing very long reviews without actually looking at the artwork c The belief that personal taste is always more important than knowledge of art history. 7 The process of describing, analyzing, interpreting, and evaluating. a Performing Arts Markets b Performance Review c Art Criticism 8 Strong Observation Skills means; a Guessing the story of the artwork without studying its details b Pays close attention to stage presence and coordination c Choosing the most popular artwork and assuming it is the best 9 Acting/Body Work focuses on; a Facial expressions, gestures, voice clarity, and emotional delivery b Dance steps, synchronization, and flow of transitions c How performers use the stage, their positioning, and formations 10 Which is true in the Elements of Form in Performing Arts: a Music: rhythm, tempo, melody, dynamics b Theater: acting, blocking, dialogue delivery c All answers 11 Groups, communities, or issues reflected in the performance is an example of: a Social Context b Political Context c Historical Context 12 Live, Hybrid, and Digital is an example of: a Platform b Setting c Audience 13 Refer to the financial and accessibility aspects of the audience; a Platform b Setting c Economic Conditions 14 The focus is on showcasing talent and entertaining or inspiring people. a Production and Technical b Performance-based c Education and Advocacy Careers 15 These are careers where people create their own arts projects or businesses. a Community & Cultural Careers b Entrepreneurial Careers c Digital Streaming and Virtual Performances 16 Cultural preservation, community art (e.g., cultural groups, outreach shows) is for; a Non-profit Purpose b Commercial Purpose c Educational Purpose 17 Socio-Political Conditions includes; a Cultural norms, political climate, social issues b Income level c Age, gender, cultural background, education, and location 18 These careers happen behind the scenes. a Entrepreneurial Careers b Production & Technical Careers c Educational & Advocacy Careers 19 More performances are online through platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and livestreams. a Cross-Disciplinary Collaborations b Global and Local Cultural Projects c Digital Streaming and Virtual Performances 20 Rise of Arts Entrepreneurship and Self-Branding a Skills like marketing, networking, and personal branding are becoming important for success b Festival organization are expanding as more projects aim to share culture globally c This opens up new career paths that combine skills and appeal to wider audiences.

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ARTS 2 - REVIEWOnline version

by Paula Abby Suñer

A selected portion of a larger work presented independently.

Short theatrical or dramatic scenes. Usually involves acting, dialogue, and storytelling.

A complete performance with a clear beginning, middle, and end, usually 5–20 minutes long.

Short program with several performers.

A mix of different performing arts in one presentation. -May include dance, music, drama, spoken word, or multimedia.

To be effective, an art critic should possess the following qualifications:

The process of describing, analyzing, interpreting, and evaluating.

Strong Observation Skills means;

Acting/Body Work focuses on;

Which is true in the Elements of Form in Performing Arts:

Groups, communities, or issues reflected in the performance is an example of:

Live, Hybrid, and Digital is an example of:

Refer to the financial and accessibility aspects of the audience;

The focus is on showcasing talent and entertaining or inspiring people.

These are careers where people create their own arts projects or businesses.

Cultural preservation, community art (e.g., cultural groups, outreach shows) is for;

Socio-Political Conditions includes;

These careers happen behind the scenes.

More performances are online through platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and livestreams.

Rise of Arts Entrepreneurship and Self-Branding