Drama Vocabulary Quiz

What is character development in drama?

• Character development in drama is the process of creating and evolving a plot twist for the story.

• Character development in drama refers to the physical growth of the actors throughout the play.

• Character development in drama is the process of creating and evolving a new setting for the story.

• Character development in drama is the process of creating and evolving a character throughout the course of the story.

What are stage directions in drama?

• Stage directions in drama are the special effects used in the play

• Stage directions in drama are instructions in the script that describe the setting, characters' movements, and actions on stage.

• Stage directions in drama are the songs performed by the actors

• Stage directions in drama are the lines spoken by the main characters

What is dramatic irony in drama?

• Dramatic irony is when the audience and characters know the same information.

• Dramatic irony is when the characters know something that the audience does not know.

• Dramatic irony is when the drama is not serious or intense.

• Dramatic irony is when the audience knows something that the characters in the drama do not know.

What is a monologue in drama?

• A monologue in drama is a type of dance performance

• A monologue in drama is a speech or performance by one character, often used to express their thoughts, feelings, or emotions.

• A monologue in drama is a conversation between two characters

• A monologue in drama is a type of musical performance

What is dialogue in drama?

• Dialogue in drama refers to the type of lighting used on stage

• Dialogue in drama refers to the conversation between characters, which is written by the playwright and performed by the actors.

• Dialogue in drama refers to the type of costume worn by the actors

• Dialogue in drama refers to the type of music played during a performance

Which subtopic of drama vocabulary focuses on the process of creating and building a character throughout a play?

• Plot development

• Stage design

• Costume selection

• Characterization

Which subtopic of drama vocabulary refers to the physical movements and actions of characters on stage?

• Script

• Lighting

• Backdrop

• Blocking

Which subtopic of drama vocabulary involves a situation where the audience knows something the characters do not?

• Tragic irony

• Situational irony

• Comedic irony

• Dramatic irony

Which subtopic of drama vocabulary involves a long speech delivered by a character to express their thoughts and feelings?

• monologue

• soliloquy

• dialogue

• prologue

Which subtopic of drama vocabulary refers to the lines spoken by a character in a play?

• Monologue

• Soliloquy

• Dialogue

• Prologue