Anne Frank: Dramatic Techniques

What dramatic technique is used to create tension in the play?

• Flashback

• Comedy relief

• Foreshadowing

• Monologue

How does the playwright use dialogue to reveal the characters' emotions and motivations?

• By having the characters speak in a foreign language

• By avoiding any direct communication between the characters

• By directly expressing the characters' thoughts, feelings, and intentions.

• By using only physical actions to convey emotions

Discuss the use of symbolism in the play and its impact on the audience.

• Symbolism in the play is irrelevant and does not contribute to the story

• Symbolism has no impact on the audience and is just a distraction

• The use of symbolism makes the play less interesting and confusing

• Symbolism adds depth and layers of meaning to the story, making it more thought-provoking and emotionally engaging.

Explain how the setting contributes to the overall mood and atmosphere of the play.

• The setting only affects the characters, not the overall mood

• The setting has no impact on the mood and atmosphere of the play

• The setting can contribute to the overall mood and atmosphere of the play by creating a sense of tension, fear, or confinement, depending on the historical context and the specific location where the events take place.

• The setting is irrelevant to the mood and atmosphere

What role does foreshadowing play in the development of the plot?

• Foreshadowing has no impact on the plot development

• Foreshadowing reveals the entire plot in advance

• Foreshadowing hints at future events and creates suspense in the plot.

• Foreshadowing only confuses the readers

Describe the use of dramatic irony in the play and its effect on the audience.

• Dramatic irony creates tension and suspense for the audience by allowing them to know information that the characters do not.

• Dramatic irony confuses the audience and makes it difficult for them to understand the plot.

• Dramatic irony makes the audience feel bored and uninterested in the play.

• Dramatic irony has no effect on the audience and is not important in the play.

How does the playwright use stage directions to enhance the audience's understanding of the characters and their relationships?

• The playwright uses stage directions to describe the setting and background of the play.

• The playwright uses stage directions to reveal the characters' inner thoughts and feelings.

• The playwright uses stage directions to provide insight into the characters' actions, emotions, and interactions with others on stage.

• The playwright uses stage directions to provide historical context and background information.

Discuss the use of flashback in the play and its significance in understanding the characters' past experiences.

• Flashback is used to introduce new characters

• Flashback is used to create confusion for the audience

• Flashback is used to provide insight into the characters' past experiences and motivations.

• Flashback is used to predict the characters' future actions

Explain the use of lighting and sound effects in creating a dramatic impact in the play.

• They are used to distract the audience from the plot

• They are used to create atmosphere, emphasize key moments, and evoke emotions in the audience.

• They are used to confuse the audience

• They are used to make the play longer

What techniques are used to build suspense and engage the audience throughout the play?

• Monologues, soliloquies, dialogue

• Foreshadowing, dramatic irony, cliffhangers, and pacing

• Minimalist set design, bright lighting, upbeat music

• Comedy, romance, action