Developing a response to a stimulus

Drama

A piece of theatre created by a company based on a starting point.

Which of these would be not be an example of a stimulus?

A story about one character who is very boring.

Beginning, introduction of more characters, plot development, conflict, resolution.

Lots of scenes which are very similar, no change in tension and no conflict.

Which of these best describes a good narrative?

A way of improving your acting technique.

Acting without a script, making up the performance.

A starting point which has lots of potential for developing ideas

An intriguing image which generates lots of questions

Which of these would perhaps not make a good stimulus?

A story written to be performed on stage to an audience.

Which of the following best describes a play?

A part of the story where something really exciting happens.

A person or animal who appears in a story and has a personality and characteristics.

Characters who are all unlikeable, no clear setting or time period.

Clearly defined characters, interesting plotline, added tension or conflict.

Very long speeches, no action, confusing storyline.

Which of the following would make an interesting play?

It's important that the character is good looking and charming.

It's important that the character uses long words and sophisticated language.

It's important to create a detailed, well-defined character who the audience can empathise with.

Which  of the following is true when creating a character?