4th Grade Drama Vocabulary Quiz 2

These tell the actor what to do or how to say a line. They can also give information about the setting of the play. They are usually written in backets.​​ (a)  

• Stage Directions
• Acts and Scenes
• Playwright
• Narrator

Tags

4.9C

Drama

These are like chapters of a book. They divide up the play into different parts. The setting usually changes with a new act or scene.​ (a)  

• Acts and Scenes
• Cast of Characters
• Playwright
• Setting

Tags

4.9C

This is listed at the beginning of the play to give the reader an idea of how many characters there will be.​ (a)  

• Cast of Characters
• Setting
• Playwright
• Stage Directions

Tags

4.9C

Drama

This person tells the story and informs the "audience," or reader of background information. This person is not a character in the story.​ (a)  

• Narrator
• Playwright
• Cast of Characters
• Actor

This is the person who writes the play, or the "author of the play.​ (a)  

• Playwright
• Narrator
• Cast of Characters
• Actor

This is where the play takes place. It will usually change with a new act or scene.​ (a)  

• Setting
• Stage Directions
• Narrator
• Dialogue

The lines the characters speak in the play. The majority of a play script is made up of this. ​ (a)  

• Dialogue
• Playwright
• Setting
• Stage Directions

Tags

4.9C

Drama