Elements of Drama

Match the following

• conversation

• Dialogue

• a speech by a single character without another's response

• soliloquy

• words spoken directly to the audience

• monologue

• a speech meant to be heard by the audience/inner thoughts

• Aside

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A force/character against another character

• protagonist

• antagonist

• archetype

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A weakness or limitation of character is (a)   .

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The voice and implied speaker of a fictional work.

• author

• speaker

• narrator

• poet

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The following image is an example of

• antagonist

• character

• tragic hero

• dynamic

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The image is an example of

• comedy

• tragedy

• drama

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The images is an example of

• protagonist

• antagonist

• villains

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What are the three Unitys ?

• time, place, era

• time, person, action

• time, sequence, adventure

• time, place, action

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Match the following

• no more than 24 hours

• Unity of Action

• one main action with no subplots

• Unity of Time

• a single physical space

• Unity of Place

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Match the following

• ridicule human folly

• romantic comedy

• tolerance and geniality

• character

• inhabits a literary work

• satiric

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