English 9 Review Lesson

English 9 Review Lesson

By Stefh Zamora

Module 16

One Act Play

•A one-act play is a short piece of drama that consists of only one act. It usually has one or more scenes but does not exceed one act.

Elements and Features of One Act Play

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It is the most important element of a play. It is the underlying message of the play.

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What element of one act play is shown in then picture?

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It refers to the sequence of events in a story.

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Refers to the lines delivered by the actors.

Module 17: Technical Vocabulary in Theatre

Theatre or theater is a collaborative form of fine arts that uses live performers, typically actors or actresses, to present the experience of a real or imagined event before a live audience in a specific place, often a stage.

Module 17: Technical Vocabulary in Theatre

Jargons are special words or expressions that are utilized in a certain context that would not be understood outside that context.

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It controls the lights simultaneously from one cut to another.

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This book contains all important information about the play.

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A machine that creates a thin mist of fog throughout the stage.

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It picks up sounds only in front of it.

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It refers to the words printed on paper and spoken by the actors

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A chunk of the play’s action. Shakespeare’s plays always have five acts which are noted with a large Roman numeral.

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A division of action within an act. Shakespeare’s plays have a variety of numbers of scenes which are noted with a small Roman numeral.

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A single fictional speaker—usually a performance actor—gives an extended speech, either as if alone on stage or as if speaking to a fictional audience.

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It is when a character speaks his/her true thoughts and feelings while alone on stage. Soliloquies reveal the character’s real thoughts on a subject.

Module 16: Bias and Prejudice

Open Ended

Construct a three-sentence explanation on the kind of bias presented and how should this be corrected.

Open Ended

Why do you think detecting bias and prejudice in someone's work important?