Unit 4 (Drama) Vocab Flashcard

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What is a character tag in drama?

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A character tag is a line of dialogue that identifies who is speaking, often including the character's name followed by their spoken words. Example: Sam: You don't appreciate my talents because I'm a girl.

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What are the words spoken by a character in a play called?

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Dialogue

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Who is the person that writes or creates a drama?

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Playwright

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What is the term for the time and place a story occurs?

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Setting

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What do you call the person telling a story?

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Narrator

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What is the purpose of a script in drama?

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A script contains the written text of a play, including dialogue, stage directions, and character descriptions.

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What is the difference between a narrator and a character in a drama?

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A narrator tells the story and provides context, while a character is a person in the story who interacts with others.

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What is a scene in a play?

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A scene is a division of an act in a play, typically representing a specific location and time.

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What is the role of stage directions in a script?

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Stage directions provide instructions for actors and crew about movements, positions, and actions on stage.

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What is the term for a dramatic work intended for performance?

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Drama