acting terminology Crossword Puzzles

Acting Terminology 2022-09-01

Across

A try-out for a role.
The speed at which a scene unfolds, or the speed at which actors deliver their lines.
a rehearsal where actors are asked to play only the moment leading up to and during a section of the play where lighting, sound, or set elements are added or taken away.
A day for auditions open to anyone.
When an actor has their lines completely memorized and does not need to refer to a script.
The ‘why’ behind a character’s actions.
Walking through lines/songs without going full-out
A rehearsal in full costume, usually right before an actual show.
The area behind the stage in a production or unseen by the audience.
When an actor performs spontaneously with no script.
any movement of the arm or hand that conveys meaning.
The term for a lengthy speech given by a single actor in a scene.
A second audition, in which an actor is ‘called back’ to show their skills again.
A deliberate pause in dialogue or action.
The who, what, when, where of a play. The better you know the given circumstances, the more you can create a life for your character; the details create a truthful background, making the character come alive with history.

Down

When an actor stops acting and steps out of their role.
the subtext that an actor goes through while acting a role; the thoughts and feelings that may be as important to the role as the dialogue itself.
A stage direction indicating an actor should leave the stage.
The section of the stage that is closest to the audience.
In an audition, when an actor is asked to use material they haven’t studied or seen previously.
This is best formatted (for the actor) as what you want to get from the other person in the scene.
To angle the actor’s body outward towards the audience
When an actor moves from one section of a stage to another.
When an actor has not yet memorized their script.
The actor’s movement on stage
The list of schedules for all cast and crew in a production.
The actors should stop what they are doing and await further direction
The process of choosing the performers for a production, done by the casting director, director, or other professionals.
A signal for an actor to begin or continue their performing.
The center area of the stage
The imaginary area that separates an actor from the audience. The fourth wall is broken when an actor makes an aside directly to the audience.

31 Clues: A try-out for a role. • The center area of the stage • The actor’s movement on stage • A day for auditions open to anyone. • The ‘why’ behind a character’s actions. • A deliberate pause in dialogue or action. • When an actor has not yet memorized their script. • Walking through lines/songs without going full-out • When an actor performs spontaneously with no script. • ...

Acting Terminology 2024-09-22

Across

What the director or stage manger will say to het the actors ready to start the scene
A play style in which the actors address the audience
To move to another part of the stage
Each actor must develop a __________ character.
What the director says to stop the action
Something that keeps a character from their goal.
The area behind the curtain where the actors cannot be seen
A non-fictional character
During a long monologue, a director may tell an actor to ___________ the stage, allowing them more freedom of movement.
The Russian actor/director who founded the Method style of acting.
The style of acting that focuses on thinking more than feeling.

Down

The process by which the actor seeks to make their role unique and entertaining
To move because another actor is blocking you
In a play, when someone who should not have the audience's attention does something to take it
When the character has a valid reason for doing something, the action is _________
A play that has withstood the test of time
A play style that reflects real life.
What the character wants from the scene or play.
Something that is implied put not spoken
To have one's lines memorized and not have to have the script in hand.
When an actor compromises their body position so that the audience can see them

21 Clues: A non-fictional character • To move to another part of the stage • A play style that reflects real life. • Something that is implied put not spoken • What the director says to stop the action • A play that has withstood the test of time • To move because another actor is blocking you • Each actor must develop a __________ character. • ...

Acting Terminology 2024-10-23

Across

To move because another actor has moved to block you. (12)
A non-fictional character from the past. (10 letters)
A play that withstood the test of time and has been shown over many generations (9 letters)
When an actor changes their body's position in order for the audience to see them/ their face, the actor is said to be ___________ out. (8)
A play style that represents real life. (16 letters)
What the director says when s/he wants to stop the action (3 letters).
During a long monologue, a director may tell an actor to ____ the stage, allowing them more freedom of movement. (4 letters)
What the character wants from the scene or play. (9)
Something that keeps an actor from their goal (8 letters)
Because actors in a cast are so close, they must develop a sense of ____________. (8)
The process whereby the actor seeks to make a role they are playing unique and entertaining by developing the character. (16 letters)
An actor is ________ the scene or upstaging other actors if s/he distracts the audience from the actor who should have their attention. (8)

Down

To have one's lines memorized and not have to have the script in hand. (7)
The Russian actor/director who founded the Method style of acting (12)
The job in theatre which involves lights and sound. (9)
An actor is _________ themselves when they stand where the audience cannot see them. (9 letters)
What the director says when s/he wants the action to stop (6 letters)
Something is implied but not spoken (7 letters)
To move to another area on stage. (5)
When the character has a valid reason for doing something, the action is ____________ (9 letters)
A style of playing in which the actors address the audience. (14)
Each actor must develop a _________ character (6 letters)
The area behind the curtains where actors cannot be seen. (9)

23 Clues: To move to another area on stage. (5) • Something is implied but not spoken (7 letters) • A play style that represents real life. (16 letters) • What the character wants from the scene or play. (9) • A non-fictional character from the past. (10 letters) • The job in theatre which involves lights and sound. (9) • ...

Acting Terminology 2020-08-09

Across

a play style in which the actors address the audience (14)
when the actor has a valid reason for doing something, the action is... (9)
an actor is ______ him/herself if he/she stands where the audience cannot see him/her (9)
each actor must develop a _____ character (6)
to move to another stage area
what the character wants from the scene/play (9)
when an actor compromises his/her body position so that the audience can see him/her, he/she is said to be ____ out (8)
an actor is scene _____ or upstaging others if he/she distracts the audience from the the actor who should have their attention (8)
what the director says when he wants the actors to get ready to start the scene (6)
to move because another actor has moved to block you
something that keeps the actor from his/her goal (8)

Down

because the actors are so close for so long, they must develop a philosophy of ____. (8)
a play style that represents real life (16)
the process by which the actor seeks to make his/her role unique and entertaining (16)
a non-fictional character (10)
the Russian actor/director who founded the Method style of acting (12)
something that is implied but not spoken (7)
the area behind the curtain where the actors cannot be seen (9)
the style of acting that focuses on thinking more than feeling (9)
to have one's lines memorized and not to have a script in hand (7)
a play which has withstood the test of time (9)
during a long monologue, a director may tell an actor to ____ the stage, allowing more freedom of movement (4)
what the director says when he wants the action to stop (3)

23 Clues: to move to another stage area • a non-fictional character (10) • a play style that represents real life (16) • something that is implied but not spoken (7) • each actor must develop a _____ character (6) • a play which has withstood the test of time (9) • what the character wants from the scene/play (9) • to move because another actor has moved to block you • ...

Acting Terminology 2020-12-08

Across

style of acting that focuses on thinking
each actor must develop a _____ character
a valid reason for doing something: ___ action
to have lines memorized and not have a script
implied but not spoken
a play style that represents real life
a play that has withstood the test of time
standing where the audience cannot see
what the director says to get started

Down

compromised body position to be seen(2words)
something that keeps a character from the goal
move because another actor has blocked you
what the character wants from the scene/play
upstaging others/distracting audience
required for actors who work together
method acting founder
area behind curtain where actors can't be seen

17 Clues: method acting founder • implied but not spoken • upstaging others/distracting audience • required for actors who work together • what the director says to get started • a play style that represents real life • standing where the audience cannot see • style of acting that focuses on thinking • each actor must develop a _____ character • ...

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

sending the voice to all areas of the theatre
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage
The reason you and/or your character take an action
The reason for your action
monologue Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable

Down

a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play
memory exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also called Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
What you do to get what your character wants
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
The person whom you are playing
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience

15 Clues: The reason for your action • The person whom you are playing • What you do to get what your character wants • sending the voice to all areas of the theatre • The reason you and/or your character take an action • An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words • The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage • ...

Acting Terminology 2022-09-15

Across

An unrehearsed scene in your own words.
Habits or characteristics of speech that help identify character.
What you do or tell yourself in order to create a role. Positive and active choices are better than negative or passive ones.
Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of text.
Categorizing actors by appearance into roles they are opt to be cast.

Down

The procedure of observing the work of actors to determine who is best suited to play a role.
A description of a performance where the origin and progression of truthful behavior is evident.
a request to return and audition. The director has narrowed down their choices for the role and you're closer to getting the job.
The invisible, imagined, or implied wall through which the audience sees the performance.
Honest feedback on your work. What worked and what didn't, what we saw and didn't see.
A predetermined signal to cause you to act, deliver a line, do stage business, gesture, or move onstage. A prompt.
The person you're playing.
The real meaning "under the text." The intentions, reality behind character's words.
Adjustments and/or critique given by the director.
A technique using nonverbal sounds in place of the text or words.

15 Clues: The person you're playing. • An unrehearsed scene in your own words. • Adjustments and/or critique given by the director. • Habits or characteristics of speech that help identify character. • A technique using nonverbal sounds in place of the text or words. • Categorizing actors by appearance into roles they are opt to be cast. • ...

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

sending the voice to all areas of the theatre
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage
The reason you and/or your character take an action
The reason for your action
monologue Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable

Down

a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play
memory exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
What you do to get what your character wants
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
The person whom you are playing
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

sending the voice to all areas of the theatre
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage
The reason you and/or your character take an action
The reason for your action
monologue Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable

Down

a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play
memory exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
What you do to get what your character wants
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
The person whom you are playing
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

sending the voice to all areas of the theatre
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage
The reason you and/or your character take an action
The reason for your action
monologue Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable

Down

a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play
memory Exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
What you do to get what your character wants
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
The person whom you are playing
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

sending the voice to all areas of the theatre
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage
The reason you and/or your character take an action
The reason for your action
monologue Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable

Down

a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play
memory Exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
What you do to get what your character wants
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
The person whom you are playing
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

sending the voice to all areas of the theatre
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage
The reason you and/or your character take an action
The reason for your action
monologue Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable

Down

a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play
memory Exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
What you do to get what your character wants
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
The person whom you are playing
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

sending the voice to all areas of the theatre
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage
The reason you and/or your character take an action
The reason for your action
monologue Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable

Down

a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play
memory Exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
What you do to get what your character wants
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
The person whom you are playing
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

sending the voice to all areas of the theatre
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage
The reason you and/or your character take an action
The reason for your action
monologue Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable

Down

a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play
memory Exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
What you do to get what your character wants
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
The person whom you are playing
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

sending the voice to all areas of the theatre
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage
The reason you and/or your character take an action
The reason for your action
monologue Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable

Down

a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play
memory exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
What you do to get what your character wants
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
The person whom you are playing
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

The reason for your action
sending the voice to all areas of the theatre
monologue Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable
The reason you and/or your character take an action
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play

Down

exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also called Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
The person whom you are playing
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
What you do to get what your character wants
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage

Acting Terminology 2022-09-19

Across

An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words
Physical behaviors or 'tics' pinpointing the uniqueness of the character
The person whom you are playing
Technique of expressing your real feelings between the phrases of the text
The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable
The physical arrangement of the actors' movement on stage

Down

The reason you and/or your character take an action
when a character is alone on stage and speaks, usually to the audience
What you do to get what your character wants
The reason for your action
a section of the play spoken by one actor as wither part of a scene or alone on the stage. Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.
the connection between your character and the other characters in the play
technical switch from the end of one beat to the beginning of the next
exploring, or creating a past event from your life for use in a scene or character (also called Affective Memory or Emotional Recall)
sending the voice to all areas of the theatre

Medical Terminology Review 2025-02-03

Medical Terminology Review crossword puzzle

Across

medical meaning for brach
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for remove
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for derm
medical terminology for gland
medical terminology for hardening
medical meaning for eryth
medical terminology for below
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for tooth
medical meaning for pneumon
medical terminology for above

Down

medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for nose
medical meaning for steth
medical meaning for cardi
medical terminology for outside
medical terminology for cell
medical terminology for dark blue
medical terminology for blood cloth
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for neur

28 Clues: medical meaning for oste • medical meaning for spir • medical meaning for derm • medical meaning for cost • medical meaning for glyc • medical meaning for neur • medical meaning for trans • medical meaning for brach • medical meaning for steth • medical meaning for cardi • medical meaning for eryth • medical meaning for sphygm • medical meaning for gastro • medical meaning for pneumon • ...

Medical Terminology 4 2025-09-03

Across

medical terminology for tooth
bloody sputum
medical terminology for cell
medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for below
medical terminology for blood clot
medical meaning for brach
medical terminology for nose
medical terminology for outside
medical meaning for derm
medical meaning for neuro

Down

medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical meaning for cardio
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for hardening
medical terminology for dark blue
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for erythro
medical terminology for remove
medical terminology for above
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for gland
medical meaning for pneumon

28 Clues: bloody sputum • medical meaning for glyc • medical meaning for cost • medical meaning for spir • medical meaning for oste • medical meaning for derm • medical meaning for trans • medical meaning for brach • medical meaning for neuro • medical meaning for cardio • medical meaning for gastro • medical meaning for sphygm • medical meaning for erythro • medical meaning for pneumon • ...

Medical Terminology Review 2024-10-17

Across

medical terminology for tooth
bloody sputum
medical terminology for cell
medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for below
medical terminology for blood clot
medical meaning for brach
medical terminology for nose
medical terminology for outside
medical meaning for derm
medical meaning for neuro

Down

medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical meaning for cardio
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for hardening
medical terminology for dark blue
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for erythro
medical terminology for remove
medical terminology for above
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for gland
medical meaning for pneumon

Medical Terminology Review 2024-11-19

Across

medical meaning for brach
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for remove
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for derm
medical terminology for gland
medical terminology for hardening
medical meaning for eryth
medical terminology for below
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for tooth
medical meaning for pneumon
medical terminology for above

Down

medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for nose
medical meaning for steth
medical meaning for cardi
medical terminology for outside
medical terminology for cell
medical terminology for dark blue
medical terminology for blood cloth
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for neur

Medical Terminology 1 2025-10-14

Across

medical meaning for brach
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for remove
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for derm
medical terminology for gland
medical terminology for hardening
medical meaning for eryth
medical terminology for below
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for tooth
medical meaning for pneumon
medical terminology for above

Down

medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for nose
medical meaning for steth
medical meaning for cardi
medical terminology for outside
medical terminology for cell
medical terminology for dark blue
medical terminology for blood cloth
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for neur

Medical Terminology Review 2025-10-14

Across

medical terminology for tooth
bloody sputum
medical terminology for cell
medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for below
medical terminology for blood clot
medical meaning for brach
medical terminology for nose
medical terminology for outside
medical meaning for derm
medical meaning for neuro

Down

medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical meaning for cardio
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for hardening
medical terminology for dark blue
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for erythro
medical terminology for remove
medical terminology for above
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for gland
medical meaning for pneumon

Medical Terminology Review 2024-01-23

Across

medical meaning for brach
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for remove
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for derm
medical terminology for gland
medical terminology for hardening
medical meaning for eryth
medical terminology for below
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for tooth
medical meaning for pneumon
medical terminology for above

Down

medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for nose
medical meaning for steth
medical meaning for cardi
medical terminology for outside
medical terminology for cell
medical terminology for dark blue
medical terminology for blood cloth
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for neur

Medical Terminology Review 2024-03-26

Across

medical terminology for tooth
bloody sputum
medical terminology for cell
medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for below
medical terminology for blood clot
medical meaning for brach
medical terminology for nose
medical terminology for outside
medical meaning for derm
medical meaning for neuro

Down

medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical meaning for cardio
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for hardening
medical terminology for dark blue
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for erythro
medical terminology for remove
medical terminology for above
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for gland
medical meaning for pneumon

Medical Terminology Review 2024-04-02

Across

medical meaning for brach
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for remove
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for derm
medical terminology for gland
medical terminology for hardening
medical meaning for eryth
medical terminology for below
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for tooth
medical meaning for pneumon
medical terminology for above

Down

medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for nose
medical meaning for steth
medical meaning for cardi
medical terminology for outside
medical terminology for cell
medical terminology for dark blue
medical terminology for blood cloth
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for neur

Medical Terminology Review 2023-04-11

Across

medical meaning for brach
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for remove
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for derm
medical terminology for gland
medical terminology for hardening
medical meaning for eryth
medical terminology for below
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for tooth
medical meaning for pneumon
medical terminology for above

Down

medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for nose
medical meaning for steth
medical meaning for cardi
medical terminology for outside
medical terminology for cell
medical terminology for dark blue
medical terminology for blood cloth
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for neur

Medical Terminology Review 2025-10-14

Across

medical meaning for brach
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for remove
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for derm
medical terminology for gland
medical terminology for hardening
medical meaning for eryth
medical terminology for below
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for tooth
medical meaning for pneumon
medical terminology for above

Down

medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for nose
medical meaning for steth
medical meaning for cardi
medical terminology for outside
medical terminology for cell
medical terminology for dark blue
medical terminology for blood cloth
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for neur

Medical Terminology Review 2024-04-08

Across

medical meaning for brach
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for remove
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for derm
medical terminology for gland
medical terminology for hardening
medical meaning for eryth
medical terminology for below
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for tooth
medical meaning for pneumon
medical terminology for above

Down

medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for nose
medical meaning for steth
medical meaning for cardi
medical terminology for outside
medical terminology for cell
medical terminology for dark blue
medical terminology for blood cloth
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for neur

Medical Terminology 1 2025-09-03

Across

medical meaning for brach
medical meaning for sphygm
medical terminology for remove
medical meaning for oste
medical meaning for derm
medical terminology for gland
medical terminology for hardening
medical meaning for eryth
medical terminology for below
medical meaning for cost
medical meaning for gastro
medical terminology for tooth
medical meaning for pneumon
medical terminology for above

Down

medical meaning for trans
medical terminology for inside
medical terminology for inflammation
medical terminology for swelling
medical meaning for spir
medical terminology for nose
medical meaning for steth
medical meaning for cardi
medical terminology for outside
medical terminology for cell
medical terminology for dark blue
medical terminology for blood cloth
medical meaning for glyc
medical meaning for neur

Basic Acting Terminology 2021-02-20

Basic Acting Terminology crossword puzzle

Across

moving naturally to where you can be seen
The process of creating a role in a play
A non-fictional character
when an actor is blocked from view
An acting style that is without feeling
The director says this to stop the action
When the director signals they are ready to start
a play where actors address the audience
Actors create this in their work environment
Something that keeps a character from their goal

Down

to move to another stage area
Each actor must develop a _____ character
When a character has a reason to do something
An actor stands in a place they can't be seen
A play style that reflects real life
A play that has withstood the test of time
the area behind the curtains on the stage
adjusting position to be seen by the audience
to have your lines memorized
Implied but not spoken

20 Clues: Implied but not spoken • A non-fictional character • to have your lines memorized • to move to another stage area • when an actor is blocked from view • A play style that reflects real life • An acting style that is without feeling • The process of creating a role in a play • a play where actors address the audience • moving naturally to where you can be seen • ...

Basic Acting Terminology 2021-11-03

Across

The process by which the actor seeks to make the role they play unique and entertaining
Something that keeps a character from their goal
What the director says when they want the actors to get ready to start the scene
During a long monolog, a director may tell an actor to _________ the stage, allowing them more freedom of movement
To move because another actor has blocked you
A play style in which the actors address the audience
When the character has a valid reason for doing something, the action is ___________
To have one's lines memorized and not have to have the script in hand
To move to another stage area
A play style that represents real life
What the director says when they want the action to stop
A play which has stood the test of time
When an actor compromises their body position so that the audience can see them, they are said to be ________ out

Down

The Russian actor/director who founded the Method style of acting
The area behind the curtain where the actors cannot be seen
An actor is ___________ themselves if they stand where the audience cannot see them
A non-fictional play or character
Because the actors are so close for so long, they must develop a philosophy of ___________
The style of acting that focuses more on thinking than feeling
What the character wants from the scene or play
An actor is scene __________ or upstaging others if they distract the audience from the actor who should have their attention
Each actor must develop a __________ character
Something that is implied but not spoken

23 Clues: To move to another stage area • A non-fictional play or character • A play style that represents real life • A play which has stood the test of time • Something that is implied but not spoken • To move because another actor has blocked you • Each actor must develop a __________ character • What the character wants from the scene or play • ...

Basic Acting Terminology 2020-03-30

Across

An actor is ______ themself if they stand where the audience cannot see them
The style of acting that focuses on thinking more than feeling
A play style that represents real life
To have one's lines memorized and not have the script in hand
Each actor must develop a _______ character
The area behind the curtain where the actors can't be seen
The Russian director who founded the Method style of acting
What a character wants from the scene or play
The process by which the actor seeks to make the role they play unique and entertaining

Down

A play that has withstood the test of time
To move because another actor has moved to block you
What the director says when he wants you to stop
A non-fictional character
What the director says when she wants the actors to get ready to start the scene
When a character has a valid reason for doing something, the action is _________
An actor is scene ______ or upstaging others when he/she distracts the audience from the actor who should have their attention
Something that keeps a character from their goal
During a long monologue, a director may tell an actor to _____ the stage, allowing him/her more freedom of movement
Something that is implied but not spoken
Because the actors are so close for so long, they must develop a philosophy of _______
When an actor compromises their body position so the audience can see them, they are said to be _____ out

21 Clues: A non-fictional character • A play style that represents real life • Something that is implied but not spoken • A play that has withstood the test of time • Each actor must develop a _______ character • What a character wants from the scene or play • What the director says when he wants you to stop • Something that keeps a character from their goal • ...

How well is your Medical terminology ? 2023-06-06

How well is your Medical terminology ? crossword puzzle

Across

Protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
Medical terminology for fast breathing
Disease caused by lack of Vitamin C:
Gland in your neck that regulate your metabolism
Person with recurrent seizures has _________
Medical condition that causes high blood sugar
Disease caused by Mosquitoes bites in Africa
Medical terminology for excessive urination
Medical terminology for high blood pressure
Hormone that helps you fall asleep
Medical terminology for low potassium
Specialist doctor for the heart
Specialist doctor for the skin

Down

Medical terminology for white blood cells
Medical terminology for inability to sleep
,Medical terminology for fast heart rate
Medical terminology for low blood sugar .
Medical terminology for the kidney
Infection you may get after bat bite
Condition that causes the salivary gland to swell up
Virus that causes German measles
Infection you may get after Tick bite
Medical terminology for low body water
terminology for loss of appetite for food

24 Clues: Specialist doctor for the skin • Specialist doctor for the heart • Virus that causes German measles • Medical terminology for the kidney • Hormone that helps you fall asleep • Disease caused by lack of Vitamin C: • Infection you may get after bat bite • Infection you may get after Tick bite • Medical terminology for low potassium • Medical terminology for fast breathing • ...

Urinary System Medical Terminology 2024-04-10

Urinary System Medical Terminology crossword puzzle

Across

terminology for bacteria
terminology for kidney
terminology for night
terminology for urine
terminology for pus
terminology for peritoneum
terminology for renal pelvis

Down

terminology for deficiency
terminology for ketone bodies
terminology for urethra
terminology for stone
terminology for kidney
terminology for ureter
terminology for pelvis
terminology for bladder

15 Clues: terminology for pus • terminology for stone • terminology for night • terminology for urine • terminology for kidney • terminology for kidney • terminology for ureter • terminology for pelvis • terminology for urethra • terminology for bladder • terminology for bacteria • terminology for deficiency • terminology for peritoneum • terminology for renal pelvis • terminology for ketone bodies

Acting terminology importances 2022-10-07

Acting terminology importances crossword puzzle

Across

What you do prior to performance to influence your behavior and create your character to its fullest. Focusing your attention on details that propel you into the scene.
The person whom you are playing.
The procedure of observing the work of actors to determine who is best suited to play a role.
The actor's point of view onstage facing the audience; their right.
A predetermined signal to cause you to act, deliver a line, do stage business, gesture,or move onstage.
The part of a proscenium that is closest to the audience.
Sending the voice to all areas of the theatre.
A section of the play spoken by one actor as either part of a scene or alone on the stage; Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.

Down

Part of proscenium farthest from audience.
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words.
The connection between your character and the other characters in the play.
Reading aloud, from the script, with no rehearsal.
The actor's point of view onstage facing the audience; their left.
Adjustments and/or critique given by the director.
The physical arrangement of the actors' movements on stage.

15 Clues: The person whom you are playing. • Part of proscenium farthest from audience. • Sending the voice to all areas of the theatre. • Reading aloud, from the script, with no rehearsal. • Adjustments and/or critique given by the director. • An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words. • The part of a proscenium that is closest to the audience. • ...

Acting terminology importances 2022-10-07

Across

What you do prior to performance to influence your behavior and create your character to its fullest. Focusing your attention on details that propel you into the scene.
The person whom you are playing.
The procedure of observing the work of actors to determine who is best suited to play a role.
The actor's point of view onstage facing the audience; their right.
A predetermined signal to cause you to act, deliver a line, do stage business, gesture,or move onstage.
The part of a proscenium that is closest to the audience.
Sending the voice to all areas of the theatre.
A section of the play spoken by one actor as either part of a scene or alone on the stage; Performed within the context of a play or removed from the play in auditions.

Down

Part of proscenium farthest from audience.
An unrehearsed scene, in your own, extemporaneous words.
The connection between your character and the other characters in the play.
Reading aloud, from the script, with no rehearsal.
The actor's point of view onstage facing the audience; their left.
Adjustments and/or critique given by the director.
The physical arrangement of the actors' movements on stage.

Psychology and medical terminology 2023-09-16

Psychology and medical terminology crossword puzzle

Across

Medical terminology for Cardi
Medical meaning for pneumon
The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
medical meaning of spir
A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
Medical meaning for sphygm
An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
study of human behavior
Eating disorder known as Binge eating
Medical meaning for gastro
A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
medical meaning of oste
Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
Medical terminology for below

Down

Medical terminology for hardening
Medical meaning for derm
Medical terminology for steth
The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
Medical terminology for remove
Medical meaning of brach
Medical meaning for cost
having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
Medical terminology for tooth
Medical terminology for swelling

25 Clues: medical meaning of spir • study of human behavior • medical meaning of oste • Medical meaning for derm • Medical meaning of brach • Medical meaning for cost • Medical meaning for sphygm • Medical meaning for gastro • Medical meaning for pneumon • Medical terminology for Cardi • Medical terminology for steth • Medical terminology for tooth • Medical terminology for below • ...

Acting 101 Terminology 2024-02-12

Across

why a character does what they do
communicating to the back row
friendship between two actors
communication with a prop
shifting the scene in
type of expression with inflection and pitch
character's physicality

Down

removing yourself from the scene
pivot out
watching everyone around you
focusing on one this at a time
surrender the scene
type of expression that is non-verbal
characters emotions

14 Clues: pivot out • surrender the scene • characters emotions • shifting the scene in • character's physicality • communication with a prop • watching everyone around you • communicating to the back row • friendship between two actors • focusing on one this at a time • removing yourself from the scene • why a character does what they do • type of expression that is non-verbal • ...

Psychology and Medical Terminology 2023-09-16

Across

An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
medical meaning of spir
Medical meaning for sphygm
Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
Medical meaning for gastro
medical meaning of oste
Medical terminology for remove
having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
study of human behavior
Medical meaning of brach
Medical meaning for cost
The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
Medical meaning for derm

Down

Medical terminology for hardening
Medical terminology for Cardi
Medical terminology for steth
Medical terminology for below
Eating disorder known as Binge eating
Medical meaning for pneumon
The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
Medical terminology for tooth
Medical terminology for swelling

25 Clues: medical meaning of spir • medical meaning of oste • study of human behavior • Medical meaning of brach • Medical meaning for cost • Medical meaning for derm • Medical meaning for sphygm • Medical meaning for gastro • Medical meaning for pneumon • Medical terminology for Cardi • Medical terminology for steth • Medical terminology for below • Medical terminology for tooth • ...

Psychology and Medical Terminology 2023-09-16

Across

Medical terminology for Cardi
Medical meaning for pneumon
The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
medical meaning of spir
A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
Medical meaning for sphygm
An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
study of human behavior
Eating disorder known as Binge eating
Medical meaning for gastro
A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
medical meaning of oste
Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
Medical terminology for below

Down

Medical terminology for hardening
Medical meaning for derm
Medical terminology for steth
The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
Medical terminology for remove
Medical meaning of brach
Medical meaning for cost
having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
Medical terminology for tooth
Medical terminology for swelling

Psychology and medical Terminology 2023-09-16

Across

A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
medical meaning of spir
having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
Medical terminology for below
Eating disorder known as Binge eating
Medical terminology for remove

Down

Medical terminology for swelling
Medical meaning for derm
Medical terminology for hardening
Medical meaning for sphygm
Medical meaning for pneumon
Medical meaning for gastro
Medical terminology for steth
Medical terminology for tooth
Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
study of human behavior
Medical meaning for cost
medical meaning of oste
Medical meaning of brach
Medical terminology for Cardi

25 Clues: medical meaning of spir • study of human behavior • medical meaning of oste • Medical meaning for derm • Medical meaning for cost • Medical meaning of brach • Medical meaning for sphygm • Medical meaning for gastro • Medical meaning for pneumon • Medical terminology for steth • Medical terminology for tooth • Medical terminology for below • Medical terminology for Cardi • ...

psychology and Medical Terminology 2023-09-16

Across

Medical terminology for Cardi
Medical meaning for pneumon
The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
medical meaning of spir
A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
Medical meaning for sphygm
An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
study of human behavior
Eating disorder known as Binge eating
Medical meaning for gastro
A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
medical meaning of oste
Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
Medical terminology for below

Down

Medical terminology for hardening
Medical meaning for derm
Medical terminology for steth
The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
Medical terminology for remove
Medical meaning of brach
Medical meaning for cost
having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
Medical terminology for tooth
Medical terminology for swelling

Outpatient Rehab Crossword PUzzle 2023-06-19

Outpatient Rehab Crossword PUzzle crossword puzzle

Across

Abreviation for Physical Therapy
Tissue that connects a muscle to bone
Medical terminology for neck
Tissue that connects a bone to another bone
Medical terminology for low back
Medical terminology for upper leg

Down

Medical terminology for knee
Medical terminology for upper back
When the spine curves in a sideways direction
The way you walk
National Physical Therapy Month
Medical terminology for lower leg
Medical terminology for head
Swimming pool therapy

14 Clues: The way you walk • Swimming pool therapy • Medical terminology for knee • Medical terminology for neck • Medical terminology for head • National Physical Therapy Month • Abreviation for Physical Therapy • Medical terminology for low back • Medical terminology for lower leg • Medical terminology for upper leg • Medical terminology for upper back • ...

Outpatient Rehab Crossword Puzzle 2023-06-21

Across

Medical terminology for low back
Swimming pool therapy
Tissue that connects a muscle to bone
Medical terminology for lower leg
Abbreviation for Physical Therapy
The way you walk
Medical terminology for neck

Down

Medical terminology for knee
Tissue that connects a bone to another bone
Medical terminology for head
Medical terminology for upper back
National Physical Therapy Month
Medical terminology for upper leg
When the spine curves in a sideways direction

14 Clues: The way you walk • Swimming pool therapy • Medical terminology for knee • Medical terminology for head • Medical terminology for neck • National Physical Therapy Month • Medical terminology for low back • Medical terminology for lower leg • Medical terminology for upper leg • Abbreviation for Physical Therapy • Medical terminology for upper back • ...

Psychology and Medical Terminology 2023-09-15

Across

Medical terminology for tooth
Medical meaning for pneumon
The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
Medical terminology for swelling
Medical terminology for below
A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
Medical meaning for sphygm
Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
Medical meaning for gastro
medical meaning of oste

Down

Medical terminology for hardening
Medical meaning for derm
study of human behavior
Medical meaning of brach
An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
Medical terminology for remove
protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
The part of the mind that represents internalized societal rules and values, according to Freud's psychoanalytic theory.
The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
Eating disorder known as Binge eating
Medical terminology for Cardi
Medical meaning for cost
Medical terminology for steth
medical meaning of spir
having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time

26 Clues: study of human behavior • medical meaning of spir • medical meaning of oste • Medical meaning for derm • Medical meaning of brach • Medical meaning for cost • Medical meaning for sphygm • Medical meaning for gastro • Medical meaning for pneumon • Medical terminology for tooth • Medical terminology for below • Medical terminology for Cardi • Medical terminology for steth • ...

Acting 2022-01-11

Across

let's make a deal, another word for a deal is to?
Accepting an offer but failing to act on it.
the stakes Making the events of the scene have greater consequences for the
An object that’s used in the scene but which doesn’t really exist
going from point A to point B
What you do when given something
Service I'm going to go to the gym
Moving forward forcefully
halamashamakla
gimme all your money or ima shank you
negate something

Down

Failing to make decisions. or a delicious breakfast
What is your blank soldier
it's usually brown and goes in a toilet but this one's in a bag
something you walk on
Playfully getting another performer to do something difficult
two people fighting
And Also known as Advance
moving forward
go here
is normally used in adult activities or a kidnapping
heads A scene that involves a lot of standing
not moving, at a standstill
from space Aliens making a deal in space
sometimes I like to make excuses to _____ my bad decisions

25 Clues: go here • moving forward • halamashamakla • negate something • two people fighting • something you walk on • And Also known as Advance • Moving forward forcefully • What is your blank soldier • not moving, at a standstill • going from point A to point B • What you do when given something • Service I'm going to go to the gym • gimme all your money or ima shank you • ...

Acting I - Theatre Terminology 2023-01-11

Acting I - Theatre Terminology crossword puzzle

Across

anything that stands in the way of achieving a goal
the work that an actor does with the script to find the action of a given scene
the person who creates in implements the artistic vision for a produced play
at the back of the stage; away from the audience
what is actually happening in the scene as you are playing it at any given instant
what your character wants or is trying to achieve in a scene or play
a specific action done by an actor in order to achieve a goal
at the front of the stage; toward the audience
the underlying meaning or message of a text that isn't explicitly stated
items that actors carry on to or around the stage
the scenery for a particular play or scene

Down

the list of characters in a play and the actors who play them
the written dialogue of a play
a long speech delivered by one actor in a play
knowledge of the tools that may be used for a certain craft and an understanding of how to apply them
anything set forth by the writer or director that must be adhered to by the actor
what you go on stage to do - the physical process of trying to obtain a specific goal
the act of impulsively choosing from moment to moment how to do a chosen action
the intensity of the action that is happening in a scene
living truthfully under the imaginary given circumstances

20 Clues: the written dialogue of a play • the scenery for a particular play or scene • a long speech delivered by one actor in a play • at the front of the stage; toward the audience • at the back of the stage; away from the audience • items that actors carry on to or around the stage • anything that stands in the way of achieving a goal • ...

Acting Terminology Crossword Puzzle 2020-12-07

Acting Terminology Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

Across

to move to another stage area
What the director says when he/she wants the action to stop
When the character has a valid reason for doing something, the action is
A play which has withstood the test of time
the style of acting that focuses on thinking more than feeling
a play in which the actors address the audience
a play style that represents real life
during a monologue, when the director allows an actor more movement on the stage
to move because another actor has moved to block you
an actor distracts the audience from the actor who should have their attention
Each actor must develop a ___ character

Down

Something that keeps a character from meeting their goal
a non-fictional character
standing where the audience cannot see him/her
what the character wants from the scene or play
Something that is implied but not spoken
the process by which the actor seeks to make the role they play unique and entertaining
When an actor compromises their body position so the audience can see them
The philosophy that happens when actors have been together for a long time
the area behind the curtain where the actors cannot be seen
What the director says when he/she wants the actors to get ready to start the scene

21 Clues: a non-fictional character • to move to another stage area • a play style that represents real life • Each actor must develop a ___ character • Something that is implied but not spoken • A play which has withstood the test of time • standing where the audience cannot see him/her • what the character wants from the scene or play • ...

Outpatient Rehab Crossword Puzzle 2023-06-21

Across

Medical terminology for low back
Swimming pool therapy
Tissue that connects a muscle to bone
Medical terminology for lower leg
Abbreviation for Physical Therapy
The way you walk
Medical terminology for neck

Down

Medical terminology for knee
Tissue that connects a bone to another bone
Medical terminology for head
Medical terminology for upper back
National Physical Therapy Month
Medical terminology for upper leg
When the spine curves in a sideways direction

Acting 2013-07-29

Across

Sofia Vergara's nationality
The actor of the role Phil Wenneck in The Hangover.
Full name of the actor that passed away in front of Johnny Depp’s “Viper Room” in 1993.
21 jump street ‘s main character’s full name
The star of a musical series that passed away in 2013
The name of the actress that plays the role pf young Allie in The Notebook.
Channing Tatum and Amanda Bynes star in this 2006 romantic comedy
The genre of the movie “The Night At The Museum.”

Down

The name of Hollywood’s floor, where celebrities have their names in stars
the Title of the nanny that has the ability to fly into the air.
The acting of another person.
The second part of the four movies based on demonic possession.
Judy Garland stars In this 1939 film about the wish of home, sweet home
Jennifer Lawrence stars in this Advenure, Fantasy
Miranda Kerr spouse from 2010.
The art of making cinema motion pictures
City and country, where “Bend It like Beckham”was filmed.
The last practise before the first show, in terms of live theatre
Zac Efron became famous during the sequel of these movies
The person who helps the acting be in place all the time

20 Clues: Sofia Vergara's nationality • The acting of another person. • Miranda Kerr spouse from 2010. • The art of making cinema motion pictures • 21 jump street ‘s main character’s full name • Jennifer Lawrence stars in this Advenure, Fantasy • The genre of the movie “The Night At The Museum.” • The actor of the role Phil Wenneck in The Hangover. • ...

Acting Terminology 2021-02-20

Across

Dialogue or action that signals a response.
Why you do what you do.
The place where the audience sits
What you say

Down

The physical movement of actors on stage
Interfering with sight lines
One person speaking
What you mean

8 Clues: What you say • What you mean • One person speaking • Why you do what you do. • Interfering with sight lines • The place where the audience sits • The physical movement of actors on stage • Dialogue or action that signals a response.

Fantastic special numbers and diagrams 2018-02-10

Fantastic special numbers and diagrams crossword puzzle

Across

1+2=3, the math terminology for 1 or 2
A parallelogram with right angles
5*4=20, the math terminology for 5
6-2=4, the math terminology for 2
A shape consisting of a curved line completely surrounding an are. Every part of the line is the same distance from the center of the area.
there are 3 sides of the graph
A rectangle with equal sides

Down

50÷10=5, the math terminology for 10
A quadrilateral which only are pair of opposite sides are parallel
5*4=20, the math terminology for 4
50÷10=5， the math terminology for 50
Both pair of opposite sides are parallel
6-2=4, the math terminology for 6
A parallelogram with equal side length

14 Clues: A rectangle with equal sides • there are 3 sides of the graph • A parallelogram with right angles • 6-2=4, the math terminology for 6 • 6-2=4, the math terminology for 2 • 5*4=20, the math terminology for 4 • 5*4=20, the math terminology for 5 • 50÷10=5, the math terminology for 10 • 50÷10=5， the math terminology for 50 • 1+2=3, the math terminology for 1 or 2 • ...

Fantastic special numbers and diagrams 2018-02-10

Across

A shape consisting of a curved line completely surrounding an are. Every part of the line is the same distance from the center of the area.
A parallelogram with right angles
A rectangle with equal sides
A quadrilateral which only are pair of opposite sides are parallel
50÷10=5， the math terminology for 50
5*4=20, the math terminology for 5
50÷10=5, the math terminology for 10

Down

there are 3 sides of the graph
6-2=4, the math terminology for 2
6-2=4, the math terminology for 6
Both pair of opposite sides are parallel
5*4=20, the math terminology for 4
A parallelogram with equal side length
1+2=3, the math terminology for 1 or 2

14 Clues: A rectangle with equal sides • there are 3 sides of the graph • 6-2=4, the math terminology for 2 • 6-2=4, the math terminology for 6 • A parallelogram with right angles • 5*4=20, the math terminology for 4 • 5*4=20, the math terminology for 5 • 50÷10=5， the math terminology for 50 • 50÷10=5, the math terminology for 10 • A parallelogram with equal side length • ...

Acting 2016-11-14

Across

Lines spoken by an actor to the audience which are not supposed to be overheard by others on stage.
Pronouncing a word to stress its meaning.
Body or facial movements of a character during a play.
Improvisation by an actor when another actor fails to enter, the play is somehow disturbed or lines are forgotten.
A meeting with the cast and sometimes the creative team to go through the script (two words).
The speed the dialogue is delivered to the audience.
A superstitious way to say 'Good luck' to an actor (three words).
Using a quiet voice and subtle body language to create a calm atmosphere on stage.
The feeling created by an ensemble cast working together.
When an actor laughs uncontrollably during rehearsal or performance.
The way words are spoken to show the emotion behind them.

Down

The quality or style or speaking of a character using components such as accent, inflection, intonation and enunciation.
The art of creating a character which the actor much covey using their action, speech or spoken thoughts.
When an actor needs to use their script in rehearsal they are said to be this (three words).
Communicating emotion, meaning or an idea without words.
The process of arranging the moves actors should do during the play
Using the voice loudly and clearly to ensure the dialogue is heard.
The highness or lowness of the tone of voice.

18 Clues: Pronouncing a word to stress its meaning. • The highness or lowness of the tone of voice. • The speed the dialogue is delivered to the audience. • Body or facial movements of a character during a play. • Communicating emotion, meaning or an idea without words. • The feeling created by an ensemble cast working together. • ...

Endocrine System 2021-10-25

Across

The meaning of the root glycogen/o.
The meaning of the root calc/o.
The meaning of the root gonad/o (a.k.a. ovaries & testes).
The medical terminology for excessive potassium in the blood.
The meaning of the root somat/o.
The meaning of the root andr/o.
The meaning of the root parathyroid/o.
The meaning of the root natr/o.
The medical terminology for excessive sugar in the blood.
The meaning of the root home/o.

Down

The medical terminology for excessive calcium in the blood.
The meaning of the root crin/o.
The meaning of the root gluc/o or glyc/o.
The medical terminology for excessive urination.
The meaning of the root kal/o.
The meaning of the root acr/o.
The medical terminology for excessive thirst.
The meaning of the root estr/o.

18 Clues: The meaning of the root kal/o. • The meaning of the root acr/o. • The meaning of the root crin/o. • The meaning of the root calc/o. • The meaning of the root andr/o. • The meaning of the root natr/o. • The meaning of the root estr/o. • The meaning of the root home/o. • The meaning of the root somat/o. • The meaning of the root glycogen/o. • ...

MED TERM REVIEW 2025-05-17

Across

What does the suffix "-itis" indicate in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for the voice box?
What does the suffix "-ology" mean in medical terminology? THREE WORDS
What does the suffix "-ectomy" indicate in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for a condition in which the heart muscle does not pump blood effectively? TWO WORDS
What is the medical term for an abnormal enlargement of the liver?
What does the prefix "hypo-" mean in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for difficulty breathing?
What is the medical term for inflammation of the appendix?
What is the medical term for the tube that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder?

Down

Which part of the brain is responsible for controlling basic life functions such as breathing and heart rate?
Which body system is responsible for transporting oxygen and nutrients to cells and removing waste products?
What is the medical term for a specialist who studies and treats diseases of the skin?
What does the prefix "hyper-" mean in medical terminology?
What does the prefix "poly-" mean in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for the thigh bone?
Which gland in the neck is responsible for regulating metabolism?
Which organ produces insulin in the human body?
Which blood type is considered the universal recipient?
What is the medical term for a high white blood cell count?

20 Clues: What is the medical term for the voice box? • What is the medical term for the thigh bone? • Which organ produces insulin in the human body? • What is the medical term for difficulty breathing? • Which blood type is considered the universal recipient? • What does the prefix "poly-" mean in medical terminology? • ...

MED TERM REVIEW 2023-10-05

Across

What does the suffix "-itis" indicate in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for the voice box?
What does the suffix "-ology" mean in medical terminology? THREE WORDS
What does the suffix "-ectomy" indicate in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for a condition in which the heart muscle does not pump blood effectively? TWO WORDS
What is the medical term for an abnormal enlargement of the liver?
What does the prefix "hypo-" mean in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for difficulty breathing?
What is the medical term for inflammation of the appendix?
What is the medical term for the tube that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder?

Down

Which part of the brain is responsible for controlling basic life functions such as breathing and heart rate?
Which body system is responsible for transporting oxygen and nutrients to cells and removing waste products?
What is the medical term for a specialist who studies and treats diseases of the skin?
What does the prefix "hyper-" mean in medical terminology?
What does the prefix "poly-" mean in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for the thigh bone?
Which gland in the neck is responsible for regulating metabolism?
Which organ produces insulin in the human body?
Which blood type is considered the universal recipient?
What is the medical term for a high white blood cell count?

Medical Terminology 3 2025-09-03

Across

What does the suffix "-itis" indicate in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for the voice box?
What does the suffix "-ology" mean in medical terminology? THREE WORDS
What does the suffix "-ectomy" indicate in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for a condition in which the heart muscle does not pump blood effectively? TWO WORDS
What is the medical term for an abnormal enlargement of the liver?
What does the prefix "hypo-" mean in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for difficulty breathing?
What is the medical term for inflammation of the appendix?
What is the medical term for the tube that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder?

Down

Which part of the brain is responsible for controlling basic life functions such as breathing and heart rate?
Which body system is responsible for transporting oxygen and nutrients to cells and removing waste products?
What is the medical term for a specialist who studies and treats diseases of the skin?
What does the prefix "hyper-" mean in medical terminology?
What does the prefix "poly-" mean in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for the thigh bone?
Which gland in the neck is responsible for regulating metabolism?
Which organ produces insulin in the human body?
Which blood type is considered the universal recipient?
What is the medical term for a high white blood cell count?

Medical Terminology 3 2025-10-14

Across

What does the suffix "-itis" indicate in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for the voice box?
What does the suffix "-ology" mean in medical terminology? THREE WORDS
What does the suffix "-ectomy" indicate in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for a condition in which the heart muscle does not pump blood effectively? TWO WORDS
What is the medical term for an abnormal enlargement of the liver?
What does the prefix "hypo-" mean in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for difficulty breathing?
What is the medical term for inflammation of the appendix?
What is the medical term for the tube that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder?

Down

Which part of the brain is responsible for controlling basic life functions such as breathing and heart rate?
Which body system is responsible for transporting oxygen and nutrients to cells and removing waste products?
What is the medical term for a specialist who studies and treats diseases of the skin?
What does the prefix "hyper-" mean in medical terminology?
What does the prefix "poly-" mean in medical terminology?
What is the medical term for the thigh bone?
Which gland in the neck is responsible for regulating metabolism?
Which organ produces insulin in the human body?
Which blood type is considered the universal recipient?
What is the medical term for a high white blood cell count?

Acting 2017-03-27

Across

Place known as an entertainment capital
A person who supervises the actors and the movie
The act of saying that you approve of or support something or someone
A way of carrying out a particular task correctly
A set of words or actions in which you must follow in this career
A small section of the movie taking place in the same setting and people

Down

A form of acting that involves singing and dancing
A male role in this career
Behind the scenes to a movie
Making something up on the spot
Promoting a product, service or event
A female role in this career
To practice an art or trade repetitively
To modify or adapt so as to make suitable or acceptable
A salary or wages cheque made out to an employee

15 Clues: A male role in this career • Behind the scenes to a movie • A female role in this career • Making something up on the spot • Promoting a product, service or event • Place known as an entertainment capital • To practice an art or trade repetitively • A person who supervises the actors and the movie • A salary or wages cheque made out to an employee • ...

Showtime Promotions 2013-03-15

Across

Acronym for our Summer Camp
_________ is a type of performance dance that originated in the Italian Renaissance courts of the 15th century and later developed into a concert dance form in France and Russia
To whirl or spin on one foot
A full split jump in the air is a? (dance terminology)
A high straight leg kick in which the gesture leg makes a swooping circular arc across the front of the body
short form or acronym for our favorite convention partners
is a form of this? = Expression
Step of the cat (dance terminology)
All dancers will receive one of these
Dancers may be _________________if you use your camera in the theatre
Hip Hop saying – “It’s Not the Move, It’s the ¬ !”
An American in Paris.” Actor/Dancer
A combination of a forward and backward brush in tap is a?
Nominated “So You Think You Can Dance” Judge and Choreographer = Stacey Tookey
Last name of Groove Street and Street Grove Directors
A special dance retreat with international instructors on ______ 8th,9th,10th, 2013 in Kelowna, BC.

Down

One of the most important moves in dance, with your face
The television show Soul Train and the 1980s films Breakin', Beat Street, and Wild Style showcased these crews and dance styles in their early stages; therefore, giving ___ ___ mainstream exposure
Fingers spread (dance terminology)
Hines Tap Dancer who starred in “White Nights” with above ballet dancer
Canada's newest dance magazine for youth
To escape (dance terminology)
The most amazing dance studio in Hollywood
During the event ONLY dancers and teachers are supposed to be___________
In front (dance terminology)
To Change feet in the air (dance terminology)
Acronym for the Final event of the season with Huge cash prizes
Behind (dance terminology)
A 2 day condensed training session at The Rocky Mountain Dance Project Aug 10th & 11th, 2013 with programs for intermediate/Advanced dancers and Teachers
To draw out or to extend
The Canadian Performing Arts Foundation’s dance competition with Stacey Tookey takes place on _____ Long weekend
people dance to express this? = Emotion
To bend (dance terminology)
Type of custom shoes you can win by liking our facebook page

34 Clues: To draw out or to extend • Acronym for our Summer Camp • To bend (dance terminology) • To whirl or spin on one foot • In front (dance terminology) • Behind (dance terminology) • To escape (dance terminology) • is a form of this? = Expression • Fingers spread (dance terminology) • An American in Paris.” Actor/Dancer • Step of the cat (dance terminology) • ...

Provincial Terminology Services Project 1a 2017-06-09

Across

Provincial Terminology Services acronym
Ability to _________, exchange and share information between Clinicians, Patient and Systems
Implementing a Terminology tool in ________Clinical Manager in the Calgary Zone
Enables the granular detail captured by a Clinical Terminology to be aggregated intobroad categories for secondary and administrative data use.
SNOMED CT stands for Systematized _____________of Medicine Clinical terms
The number of releases for project 1a?
Project 1a is the first of how many projects?
An example of a classification that is used by HIM Data collection________project

Down

Provincial Clinical ___________ System
Unlocking the Potential of Clinical _______________ with Clinical Terminologies
Request for _____________ (RFP)
A Clinical ____________ is a set of standardized terms used to record patient findings, circumstances, events and interventions with sufficient detail to support clinical care, decision support, outcomes research quality.
Real time clinical __________ and reporting
The most comprehensive clinical terminology in the world
1a is considered a _______

15 Clues: 1a is considered a _______ • Request for _____________ (RFP) • Provincial Clinical ___________ System • The number of releases for project 1a? • Provincial Terminology Services acronym • Real time clinical __________ and reporting • Project 1a is the first of how many projects? • The most comprehensive clinical terminology in the world • ...

Ian's crosswod 2018-10-15

Across

a number or a finger or toe
a complete failure
not giving up or lasting a long time
to set free
a sudden idea to do something
to think about for a long time
the farthest reaches of settlement
to noticeably display
not important

Down

not too much or to little
feeling like sand
someone who always jokes or acts playful
no longer in use
a likelihood of acting a certain way
to make it seem bigger than it really is
puzzled; confused; questioning
a risky or uncertain undertaking
the special vocabulary used in a particular area
to tease or make fun of

19 Clues: to set free • not important • no longer in use • feeling like sand • a complete failure • to noticeably display • to tease or make fun of • not too much or to little • a number or a finger or toe • a sudden idea to do something • puzzled; confused; questioning • to think about for a long time • a risky or uncertain undertaking • the farthest reaches of settlement • ...

Math New Year Puzzle 2018-02-06

Across

Angle A corner formed vertically between two straight lines
For 60/4=15, the name of math termonology for 4
Triangle Closed triangle formed by three 6cm edges
For 5-3=2, the name of math terminology for 5
For 5-3=2, the name of math terminology for 3
For 60/4=15, the name of math termonology for 15
Angle Two straight lines intersect to form a 240 degree angle
Triangle A closed triangle formed by a side of 3cm, a side of 4cm, and a side for 5cm

Down

For 10*3=30, the name of math terminology for 10
For 60/7=8......4, the name of math terminology for 4
Triangle A closed triangle formed by a two edge of 6cm and a side of 8cm
For 10*3=30, the name of math termonology for 3
Angle Two straight lines intersect to form a 120 degree angle
For 60/4=15, the name of math terminology for 60
Angle Two straight lines intersect to form a 180 degree angle
Angle Two straight lines intersect to form a 60 degree angle

16 Clues: For 5-3=2, the name of math terminology for 5 • For 5-3=2, the name of math terminology for 3 • For 60/4=15, the name of math termonology for 4 • For 10*3=30, the name of math termonology for 3 • For 10*3=30, the name of math terminology for 10 • For 60/4=15, the name of math terminology for 60 • For 60/4=15, the name of math termonology for 15 • ...

Math New Year Puzzle 2018-02-06

Across

Angle Two straight lines intersect to form a 180 degree angle
Triangle A closed triangle formed by a two edge of 6cm and a side of 8cm
Angle Two straight lines intersect to form a 60 degree angle
Triangle A closed triangle formed by a side of 3cm, a side of 4cm, and a side for 5cm
For 5-3=2, the name of math terminology for 5
Triangle Closed triangle formed by three 6cm edges
For 60/4=15, the name of math termonology for 4
For 60/4=15, the name of math termonology for 15

Down

Angle A corner formed vertically between two straight lines
For 60/4=15, the name of math terminology for 60
Angle Two straight lines intersect to form a 240 degree angle
For 60/7=8......4, the name of math terminology for 4
For 10*3=30, the name of math terminology for 10
For 5-3=2, the name of math terminology for 3
For 10*3=30, the name of math termonology for 3
Angle Two straight lines intersect to form a 120 degree angle

16 Clues: For 5-3=2, the name of math terminology for 3 • For 5-3=2, the name of math terminology for 5 • For 10*3=30, the name of math termonology for 3 • For 60/4=15, the name of math termonology for 4 • For 60/4=15, the name of math terminology for 60 • For 10*3=30, the name of math terminology for 10 • For 60/4=15, the name of math termonology for 15 • ...

Get to know your brand! 2022-11-09

Across

spanish terminology for sale period
younger line of zara woman
the triangle icon from care label
the patterns or shapes consist of regular shapes or lines
spanish term for delivery
iron with one dots icon from care label
last brand of inditex
the ornamental textile design with a teardrop-shaped motif with a curved upper end
the square and circle icon from care label
light fabric that is very identical with spring summer season

Down

first inditex brands
spanish term for woman
spanish term for man
spanish terminology for shirt
color associated with 700 number
founder of zara and inditex
outwear type that is commonly used during winter
terminology to use for us when taking break time
terms we use when we need to go to the toilets
city of inditex HQ

20 Clues: city of inditex HQ • first inditex brands • spanish term for man • last brand of inditex • spanish term for woman • spanish term for delivery • younger line of zara woman • founder of zara and inditex • spanish terminology for shirt • color associated with 700 number • the triangle icon from care label • spanish terminology for sale period • iron with one dots icon from care label • ...

Dance Terminology 2022-08-01

Across

the French terminology for “in front”
French word for “to stretch”.
French word for “to bend”.
we can also practise spinal articulation when demonstrating a high ...
in contemporary dance we often aim to ... across the space in our sequences.
when you make a dance sequence you make...
There are a range of choreographic ... that we can use to make dynamic choreography.
French word for “to disengage”.
the French word for “in”
is performed in a 3/4.

Down

when our feet are tracking beneath our hips and our toes are facing forward we are in ...
the French word for “beat”.
in contemporary dance we can practise spinal articulations by performing an upper back ...
the French terminology for “Facing the Front” in en ...
the French terminology meaning “to develop” envelopper the French terminology for “to wrap”
the French word for “out”
we will often do a high ... exercise in contemporary dance class.
the French word for “behind”
when performing a sequence, it is useful to know the time ...
in order to articulate our spines we can demonstrate a roll ... in contemporary dance class.
French word for “scissor”.

21 Clues: is performed in a 3/4. • the French word for “in” • the French word for “out” • French word for “to bend”. • French word for “scissor”. • the French word for “beat”. • the French word for “behind” • French word for “to stretch”. • French word for “to disengage”. • the French terminology for “in front” • when you make a dance sequence you make... • ...

Science 2020-12-14

Across

Rate at which work is done
Matter expands when heated
Product of force and time interval of acting
SI unit of Thermodynamic temperature
Decrease in volume due to heat removal
Ability to work
The work per unit change necessary to move a charged body in an electrical field
Push or pull of an object
One_ _ _equals one Kilogram-mt/s
Unit of pressure or stress
The amount of force matter applies on space

Down

The state of matter that has definite shape & volume
Energy of moving object
Medieval fore runner of chemistry
A mixture of one or more metal
Different form of same element
an electron emitted from a nucleus
Words used in science
Measure of work done by a force

19 Clues: Ability to work • Words used in science • Energy of moving object • Push or pull of an object • Rate at which work is done • Matter expands when heated • Unit of pressure or stress • A mixture of one or more metal • Different form of same element • Measure of work done by a force • One_ _ _equals one Kilogram-mt/s • Medieval fore runner of chemistry • ...

Acting Crossword 2022-04-07

Across

the mark the stage that indicates the ground plan
to do an action that is not pre-planned
pieces used by the actors that resemble the items they may be holding
speaking with emphasized articulation and projection
the actors encompass these when they are acting
a line that is intended to be hear by the audience but not by other characters
the area furthest away from the audience
used as the setting for the production
an imaginary wall between the actors and audience that represents the story
to go into the script without preparation
planning out the movements on the stage
the character that clashes with the protagonist
the character the show follows mainly
speaking loud and clear
an extended line spoken by a character
the written text of the show
practices where the cast puts the show together
this is the area where the audience sits
to move from one part of the stage to the other
set deconstruction

Down

the lines that are spoken by the characters
the sides are either send of the stage where the audience cannot see
what the actors wear to encompass the plot
the point where the conflict peaks
the one responsible to crafting the show
what the actors apply to help immerse the audience and show their faces off better
these may be given by the director or other members of the production towards the rest of the cast and crew
proof that the actors is responding to what is being done or said in their presence
the one who wrote the show
the center obstacle that the show centers on
to turn body more towards the audience
stepping outside of the scene
when the stage lights cut to darkness
a complete reading of a play aloud between the cast
to point out flaws with the production to help better the show
when you are completely memorized; no longer need script
a verbal or visual sign that signals the actors that it is their time to deliver their line
the group of actors that perform together
the one who is responsible to play the character if the main actor cannot
at the end of the product, the actors patriciate in this action for the audience

40 Clues: set deconstruction • speaking loud and clear • the one who wrote the show • the written text of the show • stepping outside of the scene • the point where the conflict peaks • when the stage lights cut to darkness • the character the show follows mainly • to turn body more towards the audience • used as the setting for the production • an extended line spoken by a character • ...

Acting Terms 2022-04-13

Across

the person who oversees and orchestrates the creation of a production.
the turning point of the story
the scenery and props specifically designed for a scene of a play/production
coming up with a scene as you act while staying in character
feedback from the director or evaluator after a run through of a performance on what can be improved or changed
someone who writes plays
An incidental activity preformed by an actor to create an effect
the seats where the audience sits
the room backstage where the actors get ready, relax, and warmup
the part of the stage deck that is offstage
when a single character is giving an extended speech
a stage that extends into the auditorium so that the audience is seated around 3 sides
what actors wear in order to portray their characters
how you stand/sit with the focus being on your back
a tool to help actors be seen on stage and not be flushed out by the bright stage lights.
the actors who play all of the characters in a production
why your character is in the scene and what they are going to do. What is their goal?
keeping your hips open and facing the audience
when the lights go out between scene shift to help the audience know that a new scene is starting
an evaluation of a performance
a person to portrays a character in a production
scheduled preparation for a performance
a stage that extends into the auditorium so that the audience is seated around 3 sides
the line/action that tells an actor to do or say their line/action
being completely memorized so that you don’t need to look at your script anymore
a stage surrounded or nearly surrounded by the audience
The person in charge of managing the flow of backstage, the scene shifts, the actors, the stage crew, ect.

Down

when two or more characters are talking to each other
Having an actor preform a piece with little to no preparation and having them read from the script.
when an actor reflects on a past experience similar to the emotion that their character is trying to portray
when a character expresses their emotions out loud either alone or while other character are keeping quiet
the action of moving from one point on stage to another
a group of characters in a play who have little to no lines but are almost always on stage in order to create a reactive and natural environment
the problem that arises in the story that the protagonist has to overcome, usually involving the antagonist
a time designated to take down and dismantle all set pieces from a production
the main character in the story
Using more air and force when you speak in order to talk louder to be heard
a movement that communicates meaning
any part of the stage that extends past the proscenium arch and into the audience
Speaking clearly and enunciating your words so that the audience can understand what you are saying
the villain that the main character has to overcome or fight
a portrayal of a personality decided upon by the actors interpretation of the roles experiences and part in the story
the movement and positioning of the actors onstage
an object used on stage by an actor
the written text of the play or production

45 Clues: someone who writes plays • the turning point of the story • an evaluation of a performance • the main character in the story • the seats where the audience sits • an object used on stage by an actor • a movement that communicates meaning • scheduled preparation for a performance • the written text of the play or production • the part of the stage deck that is offstage • ...

Acting Terms 2020-10-08

Across

the written text of a play
in a play one actor’s last few words before the next actor speaks
the person who heads all organizational components of a play and is responsible for the success of the production
dance patterns; the arrangement of the movements of a dance in a stage performance
a tryout session for a play
the person who stages a theatrical production controlling everything that happens on stage
a play that presents serious conflict dealing with the problems of a central character and that has an unhappy or disastrous ending
composing and performing on the spur of the moment without any preparation
live actors performing a plot or story before a live audience in a space serving as a stage
the nervous anticipation of going on stage to perform

Down

a positive or negative evaluation of a performance
the person in charge of day-to-day organization needed to keep rehearsals running smoothly
an outline or synopsis of a play indicating plot, characters, and setting
an additional audition for an actor when the director wishes to see and hear them again
roles characters who act as contrast to other actors; characters with whom others are compared
a drama or narrative with conflict and a happy ending
casting an actor in the same kind of roles over and over again
arranging the movements on stage for the actors in a play
a conversation; passages of talking in a play
the principal character in a play
the main characters in an play
public communication that uses both language and actions to tell a story of human conflict
the chief opponent of the principal character in a play

23 Clues: the written text of a play • a tryout session for a play • the main characters in an play • the principal character in a play • a conversation; passages of talking in a play • a positive or negative evaluation of a performance • a drama or narrative with conflict and a happy ending • the nervous anticipation of going on stage to perform • ...

Acting 2025-10-07

Across

an expressive movement of the body or limbs
to set apart or detach
movement employing props,costumes,and makeup;used to strengthen the personality of a character
physical conflict onstage, both armed and unarmed
calling upon memories of your own emotions to understand your characters emotions
applied to all of the language features peculiar to the speech of a particular region
actor who has a major role in a musical

Down

to make your voice fill the performance space
your memory of sight,sound,smell,taste and texture
refers specifically to the sound qualities of the speech of a region
to act without a script
the clear and precise pronunciation of words

12 Clues: to set apart or detach • to act without a script • actor who has a major role in a musical • an expressive movement of the body or limbs • the clear and precise pronunciation of words • to make your voice fill the performance space • physical conflict onstage, both armed and unarmed • your memory of sight,sound,smell,taste and texture • ...

sport 2024-01-16

Across

Terminology Clues related to terms used in rugby, such as "Scrum" or "Lineout."
Circuits Clues related to famous racetracks used in motorsports, such as "Monaco Circuit" or "Silverstone
Courses Clues related to famous golf courses around the world, such as "Augusta National" or "St. Andrews
Terminology Clues related to terms used in soccer (football), such as "Goalkeeper" or "Penalty kick
Terminology Clues related to terms used in baseball, such as "Home run" or "Pitcher
Teams Clues related to Major League Baseball teams, such as "New York Yankees" or "Chicago Cubs
and Field Events Clues related to various events in track and field, such as "100-meter dash" or "High jump
Strokes Clues related to different swimming strokes, such as "Freestyle" or "Butterfly
Slang Clues related to slang terms used in surfing culture, such as "Barney" or "Shredding
Positions Clues related to different positions in American football, such as "Quarterback" or "Wide Receiver

Down

Olympic Sports Clues related to sports featured in the Winter Olympic Games, such as "Skiing" or "Ice Hockey
Moves Clues related to different gymnastics moves, such as "Somersault" or "Handstand
Legends Clues related to famous basketball players, such as "Michael Jordan" or "Kobe Bryant
Terminology Clues related to terms used in cricket, such as "Wicket" or "Bowler
One Drivers Clues related to famous drivers in Formula One racing, such as "Lewis Hamilton" or "Ayrton Senna
Sports Clues related to various sports featured in the Olympic Games, such as "Swimming" or "Gymnastics
Greats Clues related to legendary boxers, such as "Muhammad Ali" or "Mike Tyson."
Terminology Clues related to terms used in tennis, such as "Serve" or "Volley
Arts Clues related to various martial arts styles, such as "Karate" or "Judo

19 Clues: Arts Clues related to various martial arts styles, such as "Karate" or "Judo • Terminology Clues related to terms used in tennis, such as "Serve" or "Volley • Terminology Clues related to terms used in rugby, such as "Scrum" or "Lineout." • Terminology Clues related to terms used in cricket, such as "Wicket" or "Bowler • ...

Acting 101 2023-06-25

Across

Doc Ock's full name
Star from The Cable Guy and Ace Ventura
Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland played him
He voiced Snowball in The Secret Life of Pets
He played Elvis in Baz Luhrmann's epic film
Actor who played Thor
In this TV series, Ian is diagnosed bipolar
The villain in Black Widow
Actor who plays Napoleon Dynamite
Actor who played Harry Potter

Down

Romantic interest opposite Gosling in LaLa Land
Ironman
She played in Euphoria and The Greatest Showman
Queen musician who also acted in Dreamgirls
He voiced Spongebob
He played the best boss in The Office
This is the longest Disney film
This Free Guy actor is Canadian
Peta's true love in The Hunger Games
Considered to be the first full colour film
This Grown Ups star has been in over 60 films
Live action Little Mermaid star

22 Clues: Ironman • He voiced Spongebob • Doc Ock's full name • Actor who played Thor • The villain in Black Widow • Actor who played Harry Potter • This is the longest Disney film • This Free Guy actor is Canadian • Live action Little Mermaid star • Actor who plays Napoleon Dynamite • Peta's true love in The Hunger Games • He played the best boss in The Office • ...

Acting Terms 2023-10-11

Across

leading roles in the play
one person speaking
the who, what, when and where in play
all furniture and walls on stage
created method acting
turning back to audience
acting isn't pretending it is
using person memory to connect to character
bringing a character to life on stage

Down

movement of actors on stage
what acting takes
the line spoken before your line
props that actors carry on stage
what the character wants, needs, desires
to remove all sets, props, costumes after play done
units of action, a change in tempo or mood
underlying meaning of what you're saying
trying out for a part
type of rehearsal with technical elements added
imaginary wall between actor and audience

20 Clues: what acting takes • one person speaking • created method acting • trying out for a part • turning back to audience • leading roles in the play • movement of actors on stage • acting isn't pretending it is • the line spoken before your line • props that actors carry on stage • all furniture and walls on stage • the who, what, when and where in play • ...

Acting Vocabulary 2022-11-10

Across

main characters
an actor who does not resemble a character being portrayed
a young male lead
items carried onstage by an actor
to obstruct an audience's view
a role used for comparison with another character
to weep, suffer, or struggle while onstage
a young female lead
to improvise stage business or conversation
lines that can be used as fuel for laughs
a signal to all on stage that something is about to happen
the back of the stage
using increased tempo, volume, or emphasis to bring a scene to a climax

Down

asks "what would I do if that event happened to me?"
an actor resembles the character being portrayed
items placed onstage for use by an actor
analyzing a play's structure or character
created the theory known as "method acting"
a role less prominent
the front of the stage
picking up a book, opening a letter, etc
the speed at which a play moves along
repeatedly casted as the same type of role
diverting attention from another character

24 Clues: main characters • a young male lead • a young female lead • a role less prominent • the back of the stage • the front of the stage • to obstruct an audience's view • items carried onstage by an actor • the speed at which a play moves along • items placed onstage for use by an actor • picking up a book, opening a letter, etc • analyzing a play's structure or character • ...

Acting Crossword 2022-04-07

Across

the group of actors that perform together
the one responsible to crafting the show
when you are completely memorized; no longer need script
speaking with emphasized articulation and projection
an imaginary wall between the actors and audience that represents the story
the lines that are spoken by the characters
the area furthest away from the audience
these may be given by the director or other members of the production towards the rest of the cast and crew
what the actors wear to encompass the plot
a verbal or visual sign that signals the actors that it is their time to deliver their line
the actors encompass these when they are acting
the center obstacle that the show centers on
proof that the actors is responding to what is being done or said in their presence
the mark the stage that indicates the ground plan
what the actors apply to help immerse the audience and show their faces off better
a complete reading of a play aloud between the cast
this is the area where the audience sits
the character that clashes with the protagonist
the point where the conflict peaks
set deconstruction
the one who is responsible to play the character if the main actor cannot

Down

the written text of the show
the character the show follows mainly
pieces used by the actors that resemble the items they may be holding
an extended line spoken by a character
the sides are either send of the stage where the audience cannot see
when the stage lights cut to darkness
to go into the script without preparation
used as the setting for the production
stepping outside of the scene
to point out flaws with the production to help better the show
to move from one part of the stage to the other
planning out the movements on the stage
to do an action that is not pre-planned
the one who wrote the show
practices where the cast puts the show together
to turn body more towards the audience
speaking loud and clear
a line that is intended to be hear by the audience but not by other characters

39 Clues: set deconstruction • speaking loud and clear • the one who wrote the show • the written text of the show • stepping outside of the scene • the point where the conflict peaks • the character the show follows mainly • when the stage lights cut to darkness • an extended line spoken by a character • used as the setting for the production • to turn body more towards the audience • ...

Acting Terms 2022-04-08

Across

A person managing tech members, actors and keep the show running smoothly
long spoken speech only spoken by one person
what drives a character to do what they're doing
feedback on a scene
articulating your words
products used to make your facial features match your character
pieces of furniture or something like that to create the atmosphere of the scene
Where the audience sits in the theater
the entirety of all the actors in a scene
reading a scripts with no prior practice
the main figure or one of the most prominent figures in a real situation
middle of the stage
a thing said or done that serves as a signal to an actor or other performer to enter or to begin their speech or performance
part of the stage that sticks out into the house past the curtain line
slightly facing the audience
incidental activity performed by an actor for dramatic effect
a person playing a role in a scene
The height of a scene where all the action happens
where understudies to major players would wait for their chance to appear on stage
who you, as an actor, play in a scene
written line to read in a scene
the frame or arch separating the stage from the auditorium, through which the action of a play is viewed
right side of the stage from the stage point of view
A person who writes plays
either sides of the stage that cannot be seen by audience members
no longer needing the script (fully memorized)
background characters in a scene

Down

a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something; an adversary
clothing use to make you appear as a character you play
actor speaking their thoughts out loud
front of the stage
The person leading the production of a scene
the entirety of physical movement dure a scene
constructive criticism
all the lights go out on stage for dramatic effect
conversation between characters
making it up as you go
recalling strong emotions during a scene to add emotional authenticity
how a character stands/presents themselves
a stage that extends into the auditorium so that the audience is seated around three sides
marks to use as a map to where specific set pieces are placed
expressing ideas/emotions through small movements
objects used during a scene
time to practice a scene
walking across the stage
left side of the stage from the stage point of view
The audience surrounds the stage rather than watching from one direction
speak loudly without yelling
the issues a character faces throughout a scene
back of the stage

50 Clues: back of the stage • front of the stage • feedback on a scene • middle of the stage • constructive criticism • making it up as you go • articulating your words • time to practice a scene • walking across the stage • A person who writes plays • objects used during a scene • slightly facing the audience • speak loudly without yelling • conversation between characters • ...

Acting Terms 2022-04-08

Across

criticism the director gives to the cast
the villain or negative character of the show
a writer who tells the story
when you enter or exit on stage
Singing or speaking loudly and clearly
a chunk of text spoken by one person to someone else or the audience
what an actor wears to look like a character
the male or female in the script
the act of when something doesn't go according to the original text
the person that blocks and basically puts on the show
the use of consonants in speech
how you sit or stand while on stage
having your body towards the audience
memorized lines to where script isn't needed
moving your hand while talking to show something on stage
where the actor moves or stands in a scene
a book of text that tells the story of the show
the group of people that have roles in the show
Moving from stage left to stage right offstage
speaking a script with no preparation
the text spoken by characters
an activity preformed by an actor for dramatic effect
the group of cast members that isn't named but in a lot of scenes in the background.

Down

where the lights on stage are not on, usually running crew is out
a built area that shows a scene
a person or persons who run backstage to make sure shifts are done accordingly
the side of the stage where props are or where actors wait to go on
the flat part of the stage; used as the main acting area
the willingness to do something
an area where the actors wait to go on stage
a time dedicated to learning a script or blocking
a disagreement between characters
usually the main good character
an outfit an actor wears to get into character
the act of putting props and taking down sets after a show
the part of the show that has the most emotion or the biggest part
an object used in a scene
an internal monologue a character says to the audience
what is given to you to improve
a person who plays a role in the show
the place where the audience is

41 Clues: an object used in a scene • a writer who tells the story • the text spoken by characters • a built area that shows a scene • the willingness to do something • when you enter or exit on stage • usually the main good character • the use of consonants in speech • what is given to you to improve • the place where the audience is • the male or female in the script • ...

Acting Vocab 2022-02-22

Across

an actor training system made up of various different techniques designed to allow actors to create believable characters and help them to really put themselves in the place of a character. (2 words)
the main characters in a play
all the stage furnishings, including furniture and those items brought onstage by the actors.
a Russian actor, director and theatre practitioner. Father of method acting
giving an actor the freedom to move over the entire stage area, usually during a lengthy speech
use of ad lib to cover an unexpected, unwanted event during a performance
design or plan the movements of actors on a stage or movie set.
to emphasize a word or line with extra force.
an acting role that is used for personality comparison, usually with the main character.
actors play their part in such a way that they actually weep, suffer, or struggle emotionally in front of the audience. (2 words)
an acting role with very few lines
the scenery for an act or a scene
Against the main character
a movement in a direction opposite to a cross to balance the stage picture
female actor - 16 - 30
any specific action (other than changing location) performed on the stage, such as picking up a book or turning on a television

Down

to speak when someone else is speaking.
waiting for the audience to quiet down after a funny line or scene. (3 words)
the execution of a line or piece of business at a specific moment to achieve the most telling effect.
based on acting technique. An actor analyzes the play’s structure and the personalities of the characters (2 words)
the main characters in a play
casting someone in the same type of roll over and over
to make a line stronger than the line or lines preceding it by speaking at a higher pitch, at a faster rate, or with greater volume and emphasis.
to improvise stage business or conversations (2 words)
the unstated or “between the lines: meaning that an actor must draw from the script.
attracting attention from the person to whom the audience’s interest actually belongs
the last words, action, or technical effect that immediately precedes any line or business, a stage signal.
to break into the speech of another character (2 words)
who and what is onstage when the curtain opens (2 words)
male actor - 16 - 30
the movement or sweep (timing) of the play as it progresses
the movement by an actor from one location onstage to another.

32 Clues: male actor - 16 - 30 • female actor - 16 - 30 • Against the main character • the main characters in a play • the main characters in a play • the scenery for an act or a scene • an acting role with very few lines • to speak when someone else is speaking. • to emphasize a word or line with extra force. • casting someone in the same type of roll over and over • ...

Acting Vocab 2024-06-10

Across

making things up on stage
I got ____ as Simba in The Lion King!
two or more characters speaking
how you introduce yourself in an audition
stage direction close to the audience
we perform on a ____
stage direction away from the audience
group of people working together
where you go on stage during your scene
what the actors do at the end of a play

Down

an object on stage
one character speaking
the star of the show is in the _____
the _____ i want to play is Hamlet
what practice is called in theatre
organ that helps us breathe
step after auditions
who tells you where to go on stage
not a noun or adjective but a ____
Oh no! I didn't memorize my ____

20 Clues: an object on stage • step after auditions • we perform on a ____ • one character speaking • making things up on stage • organ that helps us breathe • two or more characters speaking • group of people working together • Oh no! I didn't memorize my ____ • the _____ i want to play is Hamlet • what practice is called in theatre • who tells you where to go on stage • ...

Acting teens 2025-05-21

Across

encensé-e
travailleur-se
acteur ou chanteur ou danseur
présentateur-trice-télé
répétition
jugé-estimé
sensation forte
épisodes
protéger
metteur en scène
régisseur-se
sombre
ingénieux-se
confiant
producteur-trice
célébrité
acteur-trice
jouer-sur-scène
compagnie
superproduction
coulisses
doué-e
talentueux-se
public
créativité
sur-scène

Down

attentes
santé-mentale
projecteurs
honoraires
pression
fatigue
dilemme
contrat
reconnaissance
fin de la pièce
remarquable
répéter
distribution
concurrence- concours
artistique

41 Clues: sombre • doué-e • public • fatigue • dilemme • contrat • répéter • attentes • pression • épisodes • protéger • confiant • encensé-e • célébrité • compagnie • coulisses • sur-scène • honoraires • répétition • artistique • créativité • projecteurs • jugé-estimé • remarquable • régisseur-se • ingénieux-se • acteur-trice • distribution • santé-mentale • talentueux-se • travailleur-se • reconnaissance • sensation forte • fin de la pièce • ...

Year 11 Term 1, Week 5, Macbeth VIP Test 2021-10-07

Year 11 Term 1, Week 5, Macbeth VIP Test crossword puzzle

Across

Terminology: A recurring theme/idea within a text
Terminology: A society where men have greater power
Key quote: Too full o' th' milk of human _________
Terminology: Where a character speaks their private, inner thoughts to the audience
Key quote: Is this a ______ which I see before me
Terminology: A reference to an existing text/piece of popular knowledge

Down

Key quote: Screw your courage to the _________-_____ and we'll not fail (8, 5)
Key quote: _________ ambition, which o'erleaps itself and falls on th' other
Terminology: A pause within a line of verse
Key quote: Chastise with the _____ of my tongue (Link: ______'s minion)

10 Clues: Terminology: A pause within a line of verse • Terminology: A recurring theme/idea within a text • Key quote: Is this a ______ which I see before me • Key quote: Too full o' th' milk of human _________ • Terminology: A society where men have greater power • Key quote: Chastise with the _____ of my tongue (Link: ______'s minion) • ...

Acting Vocab 2021-12-17

Across

the reason for a character's actions
stage command for actors
use script information to create characters
What does the character want to accomplish
sketch of the setting
the character's inner thoughts
the movement of the play as it progresses
the time at which events take place
get into the thought process of role
focus on it
one-character performance
to speak when someone else is speaking

Down

The outward actions of character
not having stage fright
the movement by an actor
"between the lines"
a stage signal
improperly taking attention from the actor
visualize your actions
specific action performed on stage
passion
the speed that the play moves at
the tone, accent, and volume actors speak

23 Clues: passion • focus on it • a stage signal • "between the lines" • sketch of the setting • visualize your actions • not having stage fright • the movement by an actor • stage command for actors • one-character performance • the character's inner thoughts • The outward actions of character • the speed that the play moves at • specific action performed on stage • ...

Acting Terms 2022-04-07

Across

the moment when some one has to go
facial cosmetics
the person you act as in the show
the things characters say
outfit for the actor to dress like the character
the person in charge of what the actors do
being fully memorized so you don't need your script
feedback the director gives the cast
coming up with dialogue,and blocking on the spot
physical movements actors do on stage
Pulling emotions from your life to express a characters feelings
doing an action on the stage that makes the actor look natural (folding laundry, cleaning glasses, etc.)
the place where the audience sits
the way the stage is built to show the setting
when you walk left or right on a stage
the group of people playing the characters in a show
a moment where one character speaks for a considerable amount of time with out interruption
objects used by a character in a scene
enunciating your words so the audience knows what you are saying
the person who wrote the show

Down

Practices before you perform your show
the background actors in the show
the writing that is at the base of the performance including all the dialogue
feedback from people to improve your
the person the protagonist is against in the show
the most suspenseful point in a story
a character expressing their inner thoughts to the audience
reading a script for the first time
the person playing the character
the offstage sides of the stage
physical actions that emphasize the main ideas on stage
speaking loudly so the audience can hear what you are saying
the person in charge of the backstage of the play
turning your body towards the audience
taking down the set
the main problem the protagonist is solving
The person the story focuses on the most
the house surrounds the stage completely
when all lights to express a pause or the ending

39 Clues: facial cosmetics • taking down the set • the things characters say • the person who wrote the show • the offstage sides of the stage • the person playing the character • the background actors in the show • the person you act as in the show • the place where the audience sits • the moment when some one has to go • reading a script for the first time • ...

Acting Terms 2022-04-06

Across

actors who are in a group and are minor
adlibbing
What actors do to prepare
where the audience sits
To empathize a character (body)
Practice for a play
facing the audience
a transition between scenes
intentional action for an actor
a signal for an actor
Pronouncing,choosing and expressing your words
A well-defined light that covers a character.
a job in entertainment(Hollywood)
opposing force
stage that the audience circles
advice for work
Doing a scene without rehearsal
Someone who manages the production
The waiting room for actors
To empathize a character (face)
an actor recalls a memory to match the emotion of the character currently
The play in written form
To extend your voice outward
writer
clues a director gives
pipes used to hold lights, curtains and some set pieces

Down

a speech directed to a receiver
The leading role of a play
how a character carries themselves
practicing without the script
bodily expression
Moving from one part of the stage to the next
To change up the set
square stage with a arch
stage that extends three sides
The peak of the story
how an actor moves in a scene
Where the story takes place
The last part of a play
The persona an actor plays
the curved front section (stage)
Main behind-the-scenes dude
character conversation (many or few)
Rising tension
the actors who make up a play
light To signal (light)
The why for a character
a speech where a character speaks out their thoughts alone
Objects used in scenes
where actors enter/leave (stage)

50 Clues: writer • adlibbing • opposing force • Rising tension • advice for work • bodily expression • Practice for a play • facing the audience • To change up the set • The peak of the story • a signal for an actor • Objects used in scenes • clues a director gives • where the audience sits • The last part of a play • The why for a character • square stage with a arch • The play in written form • ...

Acting terms 2022-04-06

Across

Set deconstruction
what drives a character to say what he says and to do what he does
used in theatrical productions to help the audience be transported from one scene to another or between short works
the conversation between characters in a novel, drama, etc.
to play out scenes without a written script
the flat wide part of the Elizabethan stage projecting into the audience and used as the main acting area.
a group producing a single effect:
the primary visionary and unifying force behind a theatrical production
where understudies to major players would wait for their chance to appear on stage
the scenery and furniture onstage
a sign that communicates a character's action, state of mind and relationship with other characters to an audience
the decisive moment, or turning point, at which the rising action of the play is reversed to falling action
the position of a person's body when standing or sitting
the act of talking to oneself
a person who writes plays
extending your voice outward
when a character cannot achieve an objective due to an obstacle
form of theatrical staging in which the acting area, which may be raised or at floor level, is completely surrounded by the audience.
the adjustments a casting director would like you to make when you do the scene the second time around
the actors in a show
formal, written discussion of a performance of a play or musical
the person playing a character

Down

an extended speech by one person
moving from one part of the stage to the other
a document that comprises setting, characters, dialogue, and stage directions for movies, TV shows, and stage plays.
the principal opponent or foil of the main character, who is referred to as the protagonist, in a drama or narrative
the space offstage to the right or left of the acting area in a theatre
when you finally memorize your lines
the performer readjusts his or her body with an audience in mind
actor will be asked to perform a scene with very little preparation, and so they will still be reading from the script
incidental activity performed by an actor for dramatic effect
using real, past emotions to play a role
the style of enunciation in speaking or singing
signal to begin
an object used on stage or on screen by. actors during a performance or screen production
clothes that transfer the actor to their character
a person portrayed in a drama, novel, or other artistic piece.
working out the details of an actor's moves in relation to the camera
any area which is not considered playing space or backstage area
time spent practicing your scene
the leading actor or principal character in a television show, movie, book, etc
products that transfer the actor into their character

42 Clues: signal to begin • Set deconstruction • the actors in a show • a person who writes plays • extending your voice outward • the act of talking to oneself • the person playing a character • an extended speech by one person • time spent practicing your scene • the scenery and furniture onstage • a group producing a single effect: • when you finally memorize your lines • ...

ACTING TERMS 2020-10-17

Across

the body part or feature used by an actor to lead movements; often used to reflect a character’s major personality trait
to leave the stage
to raise the curtain
the marking of a script for one character, indicating interpretation, pauses, phrasing, stress, and so on
a movement in a direction opposite to a cross to balance the stage picture
giving an actor the freedom to move over the entire stage area, usually during a lengthy speech
an acting role with very few lines
getting behind furniture or other actors so that you cannot be seen by the audience
items (properties) such as tools, weapons, or luggage carried onstage by an individual player
half-sheet pages of a script that contain the lines, cues, and business for one character
using dramatic devices, such as increased tempo, volume, and emphasis, to bring a scene to a climax
the main characters in a play or the named characters in a musical
to plan stage business, as to plot the action; to plan a speech by working out the phrasing, emphasis, and inflections
any specific action (other than changing location) performed on the stage, such as picking up a book or turning on a television set
the stage command for actors to take their positions at the opening of an act or scene
notification of an upcoming action or cue; usually indicated in the promptbook
to make a line stronger than the line or lines preceding it by speaking at a higher pitch, at a faster rate, or with greatervolume and emphasis
to speak when someone else is speaking
a distinctive action that serves as a clue to a character’s personality
the part of the stage toward the audience
off the visible stage
who and what are onstage when the curtain opens
to move onto the stage
the analysis of a character
emphasizing an idea
attracting attention from the person to whom the audience’s interest legitimately belongs

Down

waiting for the audience to quiet down after a funny line or scene
the last words, action, or technical effect that immediately precedes any line or business; a stage signal
properties placed onstage for the use of actors
a small acting part that has no lines
the area toward the rear of the stage—away from the audience
to stop action; to omit
to emphasize a word or line with extra force
improperly taking attention from an actor who should be the focus of interest
the speed at which the action of a play moves along
the execution of a line or a piece of business at a specific moment to achieve the most telling effect
to obstruct the view of the audience; use of ad-lib to cover an unexpected, unwanted event during a performance
to draw the maximum response from the audience from comic lines or action
as a technical term, placing furnishings, pictures, and similar items to complete and balance a set; keeping the stage picture balanced during the action
to break into the speech of another character
to improvise stage business or conversation
the movement or sweep of the play as it progresses
an acting role that is used for personality comparison, usually with the main character
on the visible stage
all the stage furnishings, including furniture and those items brought onstage by the actors (props)
the unstated or “between the lines’’ meaning that an actor must draw from the script
the movement by an actor from one location onstage to another
small props that are usually carried in an actor’s costume, such as money, matches, a pipe, or a pen
the area behind the set or that part of the stage that is not visible to the audience, including dressing rooms, shops, and offices
giving lines and action in such a way that another actor can make a point or get a laugh
the last speech in an act or a play, usually humorous or clever
the curtain or drapery that shuts off the stage from the audience; when written in all capital letters in a script, it indicates that the curtain is to be closed
the scenery for an act or a scene

53 Clues: to leave the stage • emphasizing an idea • to raise the curtain • on the visible stage • off the visible stage • to move onto the stage • to stop action; to omit • the analysis of a character • the scenery for an act or a scene • an acting role with very few lines • a small acting part that has no lines • to speak when someone else is speaking • ...

Acting Terms 2022-04-06

Across

writing for future reference
Other side
Practicing
Moving Stance
Characters
Create
Sound
Memorized lines
Movements
Implicit and Explicit emotions
Author
Boss
lines
Stance
Improvised drama
Constructive judgement
Talking
Hero
Poetry
argument

Down

Darkness
One person talking
Voice
Sight reading
Interesting part of story
Stage
A being
Taking away objects
Start
wings
Props
Outfit
Person
movement with limbs
Desire to proceed
objects
Villain
manager Stage boss
group of people
Disguise

40 Clues: Boss • Hero • Voice • Stage • Start • wings • Props • Sound • lines • Create • Outfit • Person • Author • Stance • Poetry • A being • objects • Villain • Talking • Darkness • Disguise • argument • Movements • Other side • Practicing • Characters • Sight reading • Moving Stance • Memorized lines • group of people • Improvised drama • Desire to proceed • One person talking • manager Stage boss • Taking away objects • movement with limbs • ...

Acting Crossword 2022-04-07

Across

the mark the stage that indicates the ground plan
to do an action that is not pre-planned
pieces used by the actors that resemble the items they may be holding
speaking with emphasized articulation and projection
the actors encompass these when they are acting
a line that is intended to be hear by the audience but not by other characters
the area furthest away from the audience
used as the setting for the production
an imaginary wall between the actors and audience that represents the story
to go into the script without preparation
planning out the movements on the stage
the character that clashes with the protagonist
the character the show follows mainly
speaking loud and clear
an extended line spoken by a character
the written text of the show
practices where the cast puts the show together
this is the area where the audience sits
to move from one part of the stage to the other
set deconstruction

Down

the lines that are spoken by the characters
the sides are either send of the stage where the audience cannot see
what the actors wear to encompass the plot
the point where the conflict peaks
the one responsible to crafting the show
what the actors apply to help immerse the audience and show their faces off better
these may be given by the director or other members of the production towards the rest of the cast and crew
proof that the actors is responding to what is being done or said in their presence
the one who wrote the show
the center obstacle that the show centers on
to turn body more towards the audience
stepping outside of the scene
when the stage lights cut to darkness
a complete reading of a play aloud between the cast
to point out flaws with the production to help better the show
when you are completely memorized; no longer need script
a verbal or visual sign that signals the actors that it is their time to deliver their line
the group of actors that perform together
the one who is responsible to play the character if the main actor cannot
at the end of the product, the actors patriciate in this action for the audience

Acting Crossword 2022-04-07

Across

the mark the stage that indicates the ground plan
to do an action that is not pre-planned
pieces used by the actors that resemble the items they may be holding
speaking with emphasized articulation and projection
the actors encompass these when they are acting
a line that is intended to be hear by the audience but not by other characters
the area furthest away from the audience
used as the setting for the production
an imaginary wall between the actors and audience that represents the story
to go into the script without preparation
planning out the movements on the stage
the character that clashes with the protagonist
the character the show follows mainly
speaking loud and clear
an extended line spoken by a character
the written text of the show
practices where the cast puts the show together
this is the area where the audience sits
to move from one part of the stage to the other
set deconstruction

Down

the lines that are spoken by the characters
the sides are either send of the stage where the audience cannot see
what the actors wear to encompass the plot
the point where the conflict peaks
the one responsible to crafting the show
what the actors apply to help immerse the audience and show their faces off better
these may be given by the director or other members of the production towards the rest of the cast and crew
proof that the actors is responding to what is being done or said in their presence
the one who wrote the show
the center obstacle that the show centers on
to turn body more towards the audience
stepping outside of the scene
when the stage lights cut to darkness
a complete reading of a play aloud between the cast
to point out flaws with the production to help better the show
when you are completely memorized; no longer need script
a verbal or visual sign that signals the actors that it is their time to deliver their line
the group of actors that perform together
the one who is responsible to play the character if the main actor cannot
at the end of the product, the actors patriciate in this action for the audience

Acting Crossword 2022-04-07

Across

to move from one part of the stage to the other
a version of a script that differs from the original
at the end of the product, the actors patriciate in this action for the audience
the actors encompass these when they are acting
a verbal or visual sign that signals the actors that it is their time to deliver their line
what the actors apply to help immerse the audience and show their faces off better
to turn body more towards the audience
to point out flaws with the production to help better the show
the center obstacle that the show centers on
when you are completely memorized; no longer need script
to do an action that is not pre-planned
what the actors wear to encompass the plot
when the stage lights cut to darkness
an extended line spoken by a character
the mark the stage that indicates the ground plan
practices where the cast puts the show together
the area furthest away from the audience
speaking with emphasized articulation and projection
to go into the script without preparation
the group of actors that perform together
the written text of the show
these may be given by the director or other members of the production towards the rest of the cast and crew

Down

the one who wrote the show
the character the show follows mainly
planning out the movements on the stage
proof that the actors is responding to what is being done or said in their presence
the one responsible to crafting the show
speaking loud and clear
a complete reading of a play aloud between the cast
stepping outside of the scene
an imaginary wall between the actors and audience that represents the story
a line that is intended to be hear by the audience but not by other characters
the one who is responsible to play the character if the main actor cannot
the point where the conflict peaks
this is the area where the audience sits
pieces used by the actors that resemble the items they may be holding
the character that clashes with the protagonist
the lines that are spoken by the characters
set deconstruction
the sides are either send of the stage where the audience cannot see
used as the setting for the production

41 Clues: set deconstruction • speaking loud and clear • the one who wrote the show • the written text of the show • stepping outside of the scene • the point where the conflict peaks • the character the show follows mainly • when the stage lights cut to darkness • to turn body more towards the audience • an extended line spoken by a character • used as the setting for the production • ...

Theater Acting 2022-09-07

Across

The clear, precise, pronunciation
The individual an actor plays in a script.
The centre of the playing area.
A character who opposes the protagonist.
To fully develop the physical action
To put attention on an another actor
What stands in the way of a character
¾ of the actor’s body faces the audience.
A muscle between the abdomen and the ribcage
The identified “want” for a character
The area of the stage to the performer’s left
Areas that are part of a stage deck but offstage
The area of the stage to performer’s right
opening that divides audience from the stage.
To fill a space with sound
To miss the cue line
To break character during a performance.

Down

The area of the stage closest to the audience.
Any area not considered playing space or backstage
The determined movement of an actor in a scene.
The main character in a play.
The area of the stage furthest from audience.
An acting style developed by Lee Strasberg.
moment in script that covers a single idea/action.
where the stage manager stands to cue show
A character observation delivered to the audience.
A specific hand movement connected to character
Lips, teeth, tongue, jaw, hard/soft palate.
To fully develop a character
The area behind the upstage curtain.
The rate of speed at which actors say their lines
The “why,”
An acting style developed by Stanford Meisner.
The line before a script line
To deliver lines at a good pace
The area in front of the proscenium arch.
The words you choose and how you pronounce them.

37 Clues: The “why,” • To miss the cue line • To fill a space with sound • To fully develop a character • The main character in a play. • The line before a script line • The centre of the playing area. • To deliver lines at a good pace • The clear, precise, pronunciation • To fully develop the physical action • To put attention on an another actor • The area behind the upstage curtain. • ...

Acting Terms 2023-12-10

Across

a person who supervises actors and directs the action in a play
the area out of sight from the audience
scripted words to be spoken by actors
longer sections of text based on narrative structure, similar to a chapter
object used by actors during performance
a short scene or passage that provides some background before the main story begins
group of actors in a play
the setting of Almost, Maine is based on this county
clothes worn by the actors onstage

Down

stage _______ is what we call the right side of the stage as seen from the audience's point of view
stage ________ is the name for information found in parentheses on movement, expression, and/or sound/visual detail; not read aloud in performance
shorter sections of text based on setting; curtains close and staging is changed; typically begins and ends with characters walking on/offstage
stage _______ is what we call the left side of the stage as seen from the audience's point of view
the scenery and furniture on stage
the author of a play
characters thinking aloud for the audience; not heard by other characters unless specifically indicated
a lengthy speech by a character, could be spoken to another
the back of the stage, further from audience

18 Clues: the author of a play • group of actors in a play • the scenery and furniture on stage • clothes worn by the actors onstage • scripted words to be spoken by actors • the area out of sight from the audience • object used by actors during performance • the back of the stage, further from audience • the setting of Almost, Maine is based on this county • ...

Healthcare Terms and Anatomy 2025-10-29

Healthcare Terms and Anatomy crossword puzzle

Across

An instrument used to listen to internal activity.
The common term for the mandible.
The medical terminology for the skull.
The imaginary line that cuts the body in half vertically.
"A" means what in healthcare terminology?
Hemiplegia affects _____ the body.
Fibula is _________ to the tibula (hint: t = toward).
The directional term for "toward the cranium".
Removal of the appendix.
What does it mean to over stretch your muscle?
Difficulty swallowing is called what?
The root word for skin.
Herma means what?
Number of bones in the human body.

Down

What is the main organ protected by the rib cage.
Essential mineral vital for building and maintaining strong bones and other bodily functions.
The wrist is ______ to the elbow.
The term for nerve pain.
The humerus is located where?
The medical terminology for a rapid/fast heart rate.
Number of cervical vertebrae in the spine.
The back is ________ to the chest.
The name of the movement in which the knee bends.
Opposite movement of abduction.
the suffix "itis" means what?

25 Clues: Herma means what? • The root word for skin. • The term for nerve pain. • Removal of the appendix. • The humerus is located where? • the suffix "itis" means what? • Opposite movement of abduction. • The common term for the mandible. • The wrist is ______ to the elbow. • Hemiplegia affects _____ the body. • The back is ________ to the chest. • Number of bones in the human body. • ...

हिन्दी अनुवाद प्रतियोगिता 2024-09-12

हिन्दी अनुवाद प्रतियोगिता crossword puzzle

Across

भत्ता
पर्यवेक्षक
नियुक्ति
अप्राधिकृत
कार्यान्वयन
संदर्भ
शब्दावली
पुनर्वास
अनुसूची
अस्थायी

Down

राजकोषीय
अधिनिर्णयन
प्रणाली
कटौती
समझौता
घोषणा
स्रोत
संवैधानिक / सांविधिक
आरक्षित
विश्लेषण

20 Clues: भत्ता • कटौती • घोषणा • स्रोत • समझौता • संदर्भ • प्रणाली • आरक्षित • अनुसूची • अस्थायी • राजकोषीय • नियुक्ति • शब्दावली • पुनर्वास • विश्लेषण • अधिनिर्णयन • पर्यवेक्षक • अप्राधिकृत • कार्यान्वयन • संवैधानिक / सांविधिक

Zac's English Crossword 2018-02-01

Zac's English Crossword crossword puzzle

Across

Liquid from dairy cows that humans drink?
What bit of machinery is used to reep wheat?
What is the object used to cut off sheeps wool?
Deere What good branded farm machinery is green?
What stock is the biggest meat market on the earth?
What is the terminology used for a male sheep without testicles?
What is the most important thing to pick out of wool
What is grown on sheep?
What is the terminology for the male sheep with testicles?
What colour is wheat when it is ready to be harvested?
What weather is best for growing grain crops?

Down

What is wool made into?
What is the wool called when it is put into a wool pack and ready to be sold?
What is canola made into after its reeped?
What is the terminology for a female sheep?
What can milk be made into from a sheep/cow?
The most grain grown crops?
What is the wheat made into next after grain?
What is the wool called that's on the belly?

19 Clues: What is wool made into? • What is grown on sheep? • The most grain grown crops? • Liquid from dairy cows that humans drink? • What is canola made into after its reeped? • What is the terminology for a female sheep? • What bit of machinery is used to reep wheat? • What can milk be made into from a sheep/cow? • What is the wool called that's on the belly? • ...

Zac's English Crossword 2018-02-01

Across

What is canola made into after its reeped?
What can milk be made into from a sheep/cow?
Deere What good branded farm machinery is green?
What is grown on sheep?
What is the most important thing to pick out of wool
What is the wheat made into next after grain?
What colour is wheat when it is ready to be harvested?
What weather is best for growing grain crops?
What bit of machinery is used to reep wheat?
What is the terminology for a female sheep?

Down

What stock is the biggest meat market on the earth?
What is wool made into?
Liquid from dairy cows that humans drink?
What is the wool called when it is put into a wool pack and ready to be sold?
The most grain grown crops?
What is the object used to cut off sheeps wool?
What is the wool called that's on the belly?
What is the terminology for the male sheep with testicles?
What is the terminology used for a male sheep without testicles?

19 Clues: What is wool made into? • What is grown on sheep? • The most grain grown crops? • Liquid from dairy cows that humans drink? • What is canola made into after its reeped? • What is the terminology for a female sheep? • What can milk be made into from a sheep/cow? • What is the wool called that's on the belly? • What bit of machinery is used to reep wheat? • ...

Zac's English Crossword 2018-02-01

Across

What is canola made into after its reeped?
What can milk be made into from a sheep/cow?
Deere What good branded farm machinery is green?
What is grown on sheep?
What is the most important thing to pick out of wool
What is the wheat made into next after grain?
What colour is wheat when it is ready to be harvested?
What weather is best for growing grain crops?
What bit of machinery is used to reep wheat?
What is the terminology for a female sheep?

Down

What stock is the biggest meat market on the earth?
What is wool made into?
Liquid from dairy cows that humans drink?
What is the wool called when it is put into a wool pack and ready to be sold?
The most grain grown crops?
What is the object used to cut off sheeps wool?
What is the wool called that's on the belly?
What is the terminology for the male sheep with testicles?
What is the terminology used for a male sheep without testicles?

19 Clues: What is wool made into? • What is grown on sheep? • The most grain grown crops? • Liquid from dairy cows that humans drink? • What is canola made into after its reeped? • What is the terminology for a female sheep? • What can milk be made into from a sheep/cow? • What is the wool called that's on the belly? • What bit of machinery is used to reep wheat? • ...

Page 1 of 100 Next