Question

1. in phoenix, which two names cannot be said when calling out names? a. the person who was picked b. the supreme bistah c. the person picking d. both the person picking and the person picked. 2. after a ramp is completed in woosh cha - ching ramp, the next player can respond with a. woosh b. ramp c. cha - ching d. any of these true or false: in zoom schwartz profigliano, \profigliano\ does not send the energy back to the person who sent it to me. true false which two games require a response before the player in the middle finishes their response? a. bibbity bibbity bop! & dog dog b. bibbity bibbity bop & zip zap zop dog c. bang & phoenix d. none of these true or false: you should try to \be a perry\ in improv. games. true false nus (4 points): every game should be played with the energy as if ______. a. an audience is watching you b. you grade depends on it c. the principal is watching you. d. it is your favorite game in the world

Explanation:

Without specific knowledge of the rules of these improv - games (Phoenix, Woosh Cha - Ching Ramp, Zoom Schwartz Profigliano, Bibbity Bibbity Bop, Dog Dog, Zip Zap Zop, Bang, etc.), it's not possible to provide in - depth explanations. However, for the general approach to these questions, one would need to refer to the specific rule sets of each game. For the last question about energy in games, playing as if an audience is watching is a common approach in performance - related activities to enhance energy and engagement.

Answer:

1. No answer provided as no information about rules of Phoenix game is given to choose between options A, B, C, D.
2. No answer provided as no information about rules of Woosh Cha - Ching Ramp game is given to choose between options A, B, C, D.
3. No answer provided as no information about rules of Zoom Schwartz Profigliano game is given to choose between True and False.
4. No answer provided as no information about rules of relevant games is given to choose between options A, B, C, D.
5. No answer provided as no information about what "Be a Perry" means in improv games is given to choose between True and False.
6. A. An audience is watching you