Elements of Drama Quiz

What is characterization in drama?

• The process of designing the set and costumes for a play.

• The process of writing the script for a play.

• The process of rehearsing and performing a play.

• The process of creating and developing characters in a play.

Which element of drama refers to the sequence of events in a play?

• theme

• plot

• character

• setting

What does setting in drama refer to?

• Lighting and sound

• Costumes and props

• Characters and plot

• Time and place

Which element of drama focuses on the way characters speak and interact?

• plot

• dialogue

• stage directions

• setting

What is conflict in drama?

• A lack of tension or conflict in the story.

• Agreement or harmony between characters or forces.

• A peaceful resolution of the plot.

• Struggle or opposition between characters or forces

Which element of drama refers to the struggle between opposing forces?

• resolution

• plot

• conflict

• setting

What is the purpose of characterization in drama?

• To create conflict and tension in the story.

• To provide background information about the setting.

• To establish the theme and message of the play.

• To develop and portray the personalities, traits, and motivations of the characters.

Which element of drama is responsible for developing the plot of the play?

• character development

• setting

• theme

• plot

What does setting in drama help to establish?

• Mood, tone, and theme.

• Time, place, and atmosphere

• Dialogue, action, and resolution.

• Characters, plot, and conflict.

Which element of drama focuses on the way characters speak?

• monologue

• soliloquy

• prologue

• dialogue