Elements of Drama quiz

It originated from Greek plays and has forms of romance and comedy

• Antagonist

• Protagonist

• Drama

• Character

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It has humorous scenes there common and royalty characters but it also deals with sad topics as well

• Comedy

• Drama

• Scene

• Act

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people usually think of this character as the bad guy because they add conflict but that's not always true

• Antagonist

• Protagonist

• Tragedy

• Scene

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the hero suffers because of his own actions

• Act

• Foil

• Pun

• Tragedy

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It can be expressed in a single statement, something the writer is trying to convey

• Conflict

• Dialogue

• Theme

• Foil

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it is a division of a play

• Lambic Pentameter

• Act

• Chorus

• Aside

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The sequence of events that bring the characters to life

• Foil

• Monologue

• Scene

• Plot

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Words the character said to help and provide information to the audience

• Chorus

• Aside

• Foil

• Pun

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The opposite of a character, it's used to make a comparison

• Foil

• Pun

• Stage Directions

• Lamb

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Speech given by a character to the audience or another character

• Foil

• Monologue

• Lamb

• Scene

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