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Froggy Jumps Stage Confidence & Improv QuizOnline version Drama, confidence, improv by Deon Richards 1 What is a basic principle of stage presence to boost confidence during a scene? a Speak as quietly as possible to avoid drawing attention b Always face away from the audience to focus on lines c Maintain steady eye contact with the audience 2 In improv, what does 'Yes, and' promote? a Rigidly sticking to your original script b Flat refusals to new ideas c Acceptance of ideas and building on them 3 Which exercise best helps actors non-verbally convey confidence? a Neglecting warm-up to stay intense b Power posing before going on stage c Over-gesturing with every line 4 What is a key element of ensemble acting in drama? a Ignoring others' cues to maintain control b Planning every line in advance c Listening and reacting to fellow performers 5 Which technique reduces stage fright before a performance? a Skipping rehearsal to save energy b Breathing exercises and a quick vocal warm-up c Focusing only on one line at a time 6 In improv, what should you do when you forget a line? a Acknowledge, pivot, and continue with the scene b Stop the scene and redraw the script c Preak out loudly to regain control 7 Which actor habit builds audience connection on stage? a Using purposeful gestures and expressive voice b Speaking too fast to finish early c Staying motionless to avoid errors 8 What does a strong opening line in a scene accomplish? a Confuses the audience with jargon b Gives away the entire plot c Grabs attention and sets tone 9 How can you handle nerves during a performance? a Rely solely on luck to perform well b Mindful breathing and a short warm-up routine c Avoid any rehearsal to seem spontaneous 10 Which is an effective post-show practice for confidence? a Blaming mistakes publicly on others b Reflective self-feedback with peers c Skipping cooldown and celebration

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Stage Confidence & Improv Quiz

Froggy Jumps

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Stage Confidence & Improv QuizOnline version

by Deon Richards

What is a basic principle of stage presence to boost confidence during a scene?

In improv, what does 'Yes, and' promote?

Which exercise best helps actors non-verbally convey confidence?

What is a key element of ensemble acting in drama?

Which technique reduces stage fright before a performance?

In improv, what should you do when you forget a line?

Which actor habit builds audience connection on stage?

What does a strong opening line in a scene accomplish?

How can you handle nerves during a performance?

Which is an effective post-show practice for confidence?