Drama

A drama is another word for a -

• play

• story

• poem

• work of art

Cast of characters is -

• a list of the major characters in the drama.

• a list of every character in the drama.

• a picture of the cast of the drama.

The conflict is the -

• solution

• theme

• place where a story takes place

• problem

The playwright is -

• the main character of the drama.
• the author of the drama.
• the director of a drama.
• the person who opens and closes the curtain.

Tags

CCSS.L.6.6

CCSS.L.7.6

CCSS.RI.5.4

CCSS.W.6.2D

CCSS.W.7.2D

Which of the following might be a prop used in a drama?

• an actor

• a spotlight

• a director

• a table decorated with flowers

The resolution is -

• at the end of the story when the problem is solved.

• the beginning of the story.

• where the conflict is explained.

• where the main character changes.

A scene changes when -

• a new character is added to the story.

• each time the setting changes.

• a new chapter begins.

• a new problem is added to the story.

Stage directions -

• explaining the story to the reader

• tell the actors what to do

• explain what props to use when decorating a stage

• helps the actors know when they speak in the play

SCENES ARE THE SAME AS CHARACTERS.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Notes from the playwright that tell an actor how to feel, where to look, or how to act are called:

• Stage Directions

• Scenes

• Plot

• Dialogue