Improv Theater Challenge Test your knowledge about the exciting world of improvisational theater! alina90 published on December 31, 20230 responses 0 « Previous Next » Questions in vertical order 1/12 Which of the following is a key principle of improvisational theater? Scripted dialogue Rehearsed performances Spontaneous creativity Strict rules and guidelines 2/12 What is the primary rule of improvisational theater? Never say 'no' Follow the given script Stick to pre-determined actions Avoid trying new things 3/12 Which of the following is a common improv technique? Script memorization Character study Listening and reacting Pre-planned responses 4/12 What is 'Yes, and...' in improvisational theater? A signal to end the scene A way to reject ideas An agreement and building upon ideas A requirement of memorization 5/12 What is a common improv exercise for warm-up? Solo monologues Group yoga session Zip Zap Zop Sit silently in a circle 6/12 Improvisational theater is commonly associated with which genre? Musical theater Comedy Drama Opera 7/12 What is the purpose of improvisational theater? To strictly follow a rehearsed performance To challenge memorization skills To encourage creativity, teamwork, and spontaneity To showcase pre-defined characters and storylines 8/12 What does 'blocking' mean in improvisational theater? Creating obstacles for other performers Building a scene without words Interrupting or denying ideas from other performers Arranging the physical space for performances 9/12 What is the term for an improv performance without a specific script or plot? Improvisation Theatrical adaptation Staged reading Broadway production 10/12 Which famous improv comedy show is known for its games and sketch-like scenes? Whose Line Is It Anyway? Saturday Night Live The Second City Comedy Central Presents 11/12 What is 'tagging out' in improv theater? Adding another performer to a scene Creating a memorable catchphrase Ending the scene abruptly Tagging the stage with graffiti 12/12 In improvisational theater, what does the term 'wiff' refer to? A missed opportunity or failed attempt Inventing a new word on the spot A type of musical interlude A gesture to signal applause
