Elements of a Drama

Learning Target: We can review Elements of a drama.

Success Criteria:
We can recognize different elements of a drama.
We can cite evidence from the text to explain our answers.
Language Goal:
We can engage in discussion regarding the elements of a drama

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Multiple Choice

Why is it important to have a cast of characters on the script?

• So the reader knows the characters.

• The the author can know the setting.

• The author remembers all his characters.

• The reader knows who is acting.

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between an act and a scene

• An act is a change in setting. A scene is a chapter

• An act is when the actor acts. A scene is when the actor takes a break.

• An act is a chapter. A scene is a change in setting.

• An act is a setting and a scene is a paragraph.

Multiple Choice

What is the role of a narrator?

• To tell the actors what to do.

• To tell the reader is what's happening in the story.

• To tell the reader the setting.

• To tell the reader the name of the characters.

Open Ended

Why are stage directions an important part of the script?

Multiple Choice

What characters are talking in the play?

• Gigi

  Gigi's mother

• Gigi

  Cat

• Old Woman

  Gigi

• Gigi

  Dog

Multiple Choice

How is the Narrator different from Gigi and the Old Woman

• The Narrator does not speak

• The Narrator is not listed as a character

• The Narrator does not act out the story.

• The Narrator is not sure what is happening.