Elements of drama

A play is divided into:

• Stages

• Scenes

• Drama

• Script

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Items used on stage to help actors tell a story

• Masks

• Sets

• Props

• Costumes

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Conversation between two or more characters

• Monologue
• Dialect
• Conversation
• Dialogue

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A playwright is...

• Someone that directs a film.

• An audience member.

• A writer of plays.

• A film director.

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What provides information such as the time and place of the story?

• Setting

• Plot

• Characters

• Dialogue

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The actor needed a fake sword in scene three as his_________.

• Action
• Conflict
• Prop
• Act

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Which element of drama tells the actor what he/she should DO?

• Dialogue
• Stage Directions
• Cast
• Scenes

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Which of these is the meaning of CAST?

• a list of all of the characters
• what the actor should DO
• what the character is saying
• the person who writes the drama

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In drama, the PROTAGONIST is...

• the "good guy"
• the "bad guy"
• the setting
• the writer of the drama

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The _______________ gives the audience information about what is happening in the play.

• Characters
• Director
• Narrator
• Script

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