1) The actor's focus on the struggle to achieve a goal is called: a) Acting Method b) Set Perfomance c) Act Technique d) Stage Action 2) This refers to the fictional world of the play, including the setting, time period, relationships between characters, and the specific events that occur. It's the overall context, also called: a) Given Circumstances b) Location Set c) Background Scene d) Stage Fact 3) What's called a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable? a) Elipsis b) Metaphor c) Eufemism d) Simile 4) What's "suspension of disbelief" in the Stanislavski Method? a) It's a believable scene created in post production. b) It's a method created by a director. c) It's when actors succeed in creating believable performance. d) It's an acting technique based on true stories. 5) It's necessary _____________________ to access the actor's creativity and emotional depth. a) Belief and Faith b) Courage and Knowledge c) Wealth and Prestige d) Concentration and Relaxation. 6) The summary of the method for a speaker according to the video is: a) the objective, super-objetctive and stage action. b) creativity, focus and struggle. c) the goal, fighting the obstacles and visual stories. d) acting right, stick to the screen play and dedication.

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