Theme
Speaking Techniques
Eason
Joel
Misc
100

What is one risk Joel and Eason take to help each other?

Sneaking into the locked piano room.

100

What is the purpose of using pauses in speech?

To add meaning, build tension, or give the audience time to think.

100

How does Eason first react when Joel says they will sneak in?

He grins and asks, “Seriously?”

100

What is Joel’s biggest concern in Scene 1?

Not missing practice.

100

What is your teacher's favorite color?

Yellow

200

How does loyalty show in Joel and Eason’s plan?

They trust and support each other even when breaking rules.

200

How can volume affect the meaning of a phrase?

Loud volume can show anger or excitement, soft volume can show sadness or secrecy.

200

What expression does Eason show when he raises his eyebrow?

Skepticism or curiosity.

200

How does Joel convince Eason to help him?

By saying Eason is tall and can boost him through the window.

200

Who is Eason's favorite music artist? 

Kendrick Lamar

300

Why is it important to take responsibility even when helping friends?

Because loyalty includes owning your actions and learning from mistakes.

300

What does tone in speech help convey?

The speaker’s attitude or emotion behind the words.

300

What condition does Eason give Joel for helping him?

That Joel owes him snacks.

300

What emotion does Joel show when he rushes to tell Eason about the locked piano room?

Anxiety or urgency.

300

What is Joel's favorite song? 

Sunflower 

400

How can friendships grow stronger through conflict?

By forgiving, understanding, and supporting each other.

400

How can emotion in your voice affect an audience’s understanding?

It makes the character more believable and connects with the audience’s feelings.

400

How does Eason feel about taking risks with Joel?

He is cautious but willing if there is a reward.

400

What does Joel say to show agreement or finalize plans with Eason?

“Deal! Let’s go before someone sees us!”

400

What is your teacher's favorite movie?

Superman - 2025

500

Give an example of loyalty outside of the script.

Standing up for a friend who is being bullied.

500

How can an actor vary volume to keep an audience engaged?

By mixing loud and soft speaking to emphasize key moments and create contrast.

500

How does Eason’s loyalty show in Scene 1?

He supports Joel even when the plan seems risky.

500

In the theme of loyalty, how does Joel demonstrate loyalty to Eason?

He trusts Eason to help him and promises snacks as a thank you.

500

Why do facial expressions matter for EVERYONE? In daily life or the performance?

Because facial expressions help communicate what people are thinking. In a play, they may be distracting or help the audience. In real life, it helps add context to conversations.