What is Drama?

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What is an ACT?

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large division of a play

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A drama is...

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story that's meant to be acted out

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Which of the following is an example of a stage direction? Options: George: Hello Emily!, Emily: I was really ready to talk about our relationship., Sarah: Where were you?

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[both face front, shy throughout]

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Sally and Mary sit backstage during the performance and help move sets and props. What job do they have?

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members of the crew

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Which of the following is a difference between novels and plays?
Plays are meant to be acted out while novels are only meant to be read.
In a play, there is only dialogue, while in a novel there is dialogue and description.
Plays might be divided into acts and scenes, while novels are divided into chapters.

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all of the above

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Conversations between characters is called: Monologue, Dialogue, Soliloquy , Aside

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Dialogue

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When and where the play takes place.

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setting

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The cast of characters is....

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the people who perform in a play

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Which element of drama tells the actor what he/she should DO? Options: Dialogue, Stage Directions, Cast, Scenes

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Stage Directions