Drama Flashcard

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What are stage directions?

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Stage directions are instructions in a script that tell actors how to move, speak, and express emotions on stage. They are usually written in parentheses or brackets.

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Why are stage directions important in a play?

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Stage directions are important because they help show the characters' movements, facial expressions, and actions, enhancing the storytelling.

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Who is responsible for directing a play?

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The director is the person who oversees the production of a play, guiding the actors and making creative decisions.

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What are props in drama?

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Props are items used on stage by actors to help tell the story, such as furniture, tools, or any objects that enhance the performance.

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What is a scene in a play?

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A scene is a subdivision of an act in a play, representing a specific moment or setting where the action takes place.

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What is the role of a playwright?

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A playwright is the person who writes the script for a play, creating the dialogue and action for the characters.

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What is dialogue in drama?

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Dialogue is the spoken conversation between characters in a play, conveying the story and emotions.

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What is the difference between an act and a scene?

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An act is a larger division of a play, while a scene is a smaller section within an act that focuses on a specific event or interaction.

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What are costumes in drama?

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Costumes are the clothing worn by actors to represent their characters and help convey the time period and setting of the play.

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What is the purpose of a script?

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A script is the written text of a play, containing the dialogue, stage directions, and descriptions of the setting.