Structure of Drama

Who is the Protagonist in the play?

• Simba

• The leading character

• The adversary

• Scar

A long speech by one actor in a play is

• A Soliloquy

• A Dialogue

• Exposition

• A Monologue

The person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something in a play is called:

• The Protagonist

• The Antagonist

• The Character

• The Theme

What is the definition of the word THEME?

• The emotional feeling of a play.

• The series of events that take place in a play.

• The basic idea of a play which is shown through the conflicts of the characters.

• The people of the play

Who are the CHARACTERS in a play?

• Simba and Scar

• The Antagonist and the Protagonisht

• The people in a play.

• The people in the audience

The information put before an audience that gives the where, when, why and facts of a play is called:

• The Mood

• The Plot

• The Theme

• The Exposition

What is the definition of MOOD?

• The story of the play.

• The emotional feeling of the play.

• How a person feels that day.

• When you are angry, you are in a "bad mood".

What are the "chapters" of a drama called?

• stage directions

• dialogue

• acts

• scenes

A plot structure includes... in this order:  Exposition, rising action, _______________, falling action and _______________.

• resolution and climax
• climax and resolution
• more falling action
• dialogue and setting

The beginning of the story is known as-

• climax
• resolution
• rising action
• exposition