For the actor, a scenes given circumstances include:
a. who, what, when, and how.
b. who, when, what, and why.
c. who, when, where, and what.
d. who, why, where, and when.
Question 2In acting training different aspects of performing are singled out for specialized attention, even though the ultimate
goal is to:
a. create an actor who is a gifted orator.
b. help achieve a balance of talent and skill in an actor.
c. learn to master a wide range of attitudes, traits and emotional responses.
d. integrate all elements into a complete depiction of a real human being.
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Adverse birth circumstances