Joel
Eason
Misc
Theme: Responsibility & Consequences
Emphasis & Gesture
100

Who came up with the idea to sneak inside the locked room?

Joel.

100

What reason does Eason give for why Joel broke into the room?

Joel didn’t want to miss practice.

100

What snack might Eason ask Joel to buy as thanks?

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100

What consequence do they face for breaking the rules?

A warning from the teacher.

100

What is a gesture in acting?

A movement of the body or hands that shows feelings or meaning.

200

How does Joel take responsibility when speaking to the teacher?

He admits it was his idea.

200

How does Eason show loyalty to Joel?

He admits he also went into the room.

200

If Joel and Eason were superheroes, which power would help them get the sheet music?

Super speed, invisibility, or flying.

200

Why is taking responsibility important in friendships?

It builds trust and respect between friends.

200

What us emphasis in acting?


Taking the time to pause or use volume to draw attention to a word or phrase 

300

Why does Joel want to go into the piano room so badly?

He doesn’t want to miss practice.

300

How is Eason’s tone different when he says “But I still went in too”?

It’s quiet and hesitant, showing he’s nervous but honest.

300

How many keys are on a standard piano?

88

300

How does the teacher balance punishment and understanding?

The teacher warns them but recognizes their loyalty to each other.

300

What gesture could show fear without saying anything?

Stepping back, wide eyes, or covering the mouth.

400

How does Joel’s tone show responsibility when he says “It was my idea”?

He speaks firmly and admits his mistake, showing maturity.

400

How does Eason balance loyalty and rules?

He defends Joel but still takes part of the blame.

400

What does “double dribble” mean in basketball?

When a player dribbles, stops, and then dribbles again illegally.

400

What does this scene teach us about making better choices?

That caring about friends is good, but breaking rules isn’t always the best way to help.

400

Why are gestures important in acting or communication? 

They help show emotions and make performances realistic.

500

What does Joel’s decision tell us about his personality?

He is determined and values his commitments, but sometimes acts impulsively.

500

What does Eason’s choice to join Joel tell us about their friendship?

He’s willing to face consequences together rather than let Joel take all the blame.

500

Which country invented basketball?

The United States (invented by Dr. James Naismith in 1891).

500

How would the scene change if the teacher had punished them harshly?

It would focus more on fear and punishment rather than loyalty and responsibility

500

Why should actors avoid random or distracting movements?

It takes focus away from the story and emotion of the scene.

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