Drama Vocabulary

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What is a character in drama?

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A character is a person or figure in a play or story, such as a mother, father, grandfather, or child.

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What are props in a play?

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Props are objects used by characters in a play, like a crown, shoes, or costumes.

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What does setting mean in drama?

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Setting refers to where the play takes place, such as a forest, city, or magical land.

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What is another word for drama?

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Another word for drama is 'play'.

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What is the audience in a play?

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The audience is the group of people who watch and listen to the play.

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What are costumes in drama?

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Costumes are the clothes worn by characters in a play to help show who they are.

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What is dialogue in a play?

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Dialogue is the spoken words between characters in a play.

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What is an act in drama?

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An act is a major division in a play, usually made up of several scenes.

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What is a scene in drama?

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A scene is a smaller section of a play that takes place in one location at one time.

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What is a script in drama?

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A script is the written text of a play, including the dialogue and stage directions.