Drama Unit

A play's denouement explains to the audience the where, when, why, and who of the play.

• True
• False

The preliminary situation is considered to be part of a play's exposition.

• True
• False

The antagonist of a play is generally not involved in the play's plot.

• True
• False

When a protagonist speaks to an antagonist, the speech is called a soliloquy.

• True
• False

A play's dialogue usually helps advance the plot.

• True
• False

Every play has a moral that you must identify in order to understand the play.

• True 
• False

Staging and lighting work together to help create a play's atmosphere.

• True
• False

Another word for a play's situation is its "problem."

• True
• False

The mood of a play is revealed only through dialogue.

• True
• False

A play's theme is demonstrated through its plot, especially through the characters' conflicts.

• True
• False