The Stage and the School

Chapter 2: Pantomime and Mime

Choose one of the two words provided to correctly complete each sentence.


1.	Moving from one place onstage to another is called _______.
		A)	rotating
		B)	crossing


2.	The main goal of __________ is to convey abstract ideas.
		A)	pantomime
		B)	mime


3.	Pointing your finger is an example of a/an __________.
		A)	gesture
		B)	isolation


4.	In performances such as "The Mask Maker," __________ shows why he is considered one of the greatest mimes in the history of the art form.
		A)	Charlie Chaplin
		B)	Marcel Marceau


5.	If a mime bent his or her body to the front, he or she would be doing a/an __________, a type of mime exercise.
		A)	rotation
		B)	inclination


6.	__________ is the neuromuscular awareness a human body feels in a certain physical position.
		A)	Kinesthesis
		B)	Inclination


7.	When a mime moves only one body part at a time, he or she is performing a/an __________.
		A)	cross
		B)	isolation


8.	The main goal of __________ is to portray a specific action.
		A)	pantomime
		B)	mime