Drama (Introduction)

Words we should add in the definition drama, except ...

• performed

• dialogue

• audience

• plot

William Shakespeare ....

• uses prose style only

• uses verse style only

• uses non of prose and verse style

• uses both prose and verse

Classical Drama does not refer to ...

• audience

• medieval

• symbol

• engagement

The media of modern drama are below (except) ...

• TV

• audio

• radio

• theatre

The difference between Drama and Prose is ...

• Drama is about dialogue, Prose is written in sentences.

• Drama is about dialogue, Prose is written in verse.

• Drama is meant to be performed, Prose is meant to be recited.

The difference between Drama and Poetry is ...

• Drama is read, poetry is recited.

• Drama is performed, poetry is read.

• Drama is performed, poetry is recited.

There are three types of dramatic style.

• false

• true

the dramatic style which is used to show insanity or low class:

• verse

• poetry

• drama

• prose

the dramatic style which is used to show deep emotion or wisdom:

• poetry

• prose

• verse

• drama

To be, or not to be.

That is the ...