Intro to Plays with Reading

What term is used to describe the major divisions of a play, similar to chapters in a book?

• Scene

• Act

• Interlude

• Segment

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What is the definition of "Comedy" in drama/theater terms?

• A story that involves a serious theme and ends tragically.

• A play that presents its themes and characters in a humorous way, often with an ending that is happy.

• A type of dramatic work that is intended for radio or television.

• A play that focuses solely on historical events.

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Who is typically considered the character that opposes the protagonist in a play?

• Supporter

• Antagonist

• Extra

• Narrator

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What is the purpose of a "Foil" character in drama/theater terms?

• To mirror th protagonist's behavior

• To contrast the protagonitand highligt their qualities

• To serve as the main antagonist

• To provide comic relief

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What is dramatic irony in the context of drama/theater terms?

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  When a character's actions have the opposite effect of what is intended.

• When the audience knows more about a situation than the characters do.

• When characters are unaware of their surroundings.

• When the outcome of a situation is predictable.

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What does situational irony refer to in a play?

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  When the dialogue between characters is humorous.

• When the plot follows a traditional structure.

• When a situation turns out differently than what is expected.

• hen characters use figurative language.

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What is verbal irony, often recognized as sarcasm, in drama?

• When a character tells the truth in a straightforward manner.

• When a character exaggerates something trivial.

• When a character says something and means something completely different.

• When a character speaks in a poetic manner.

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What is a "Monologue" in the context of drama?

• A conversation between two characters

• A short speech at the beginning of a play

• A long speech by one character revealing their personal feelings and thoughts

• A silent act performed by one character

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What is the definition of a "Play" in drama?

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  A musical performance

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  A story in dialogue form to be acted out by actors before a live audience

• A solo performance by an actor

• A written work intended for reading only

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Who is typically considered the protagonist in a play?

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  The character with the most lines

• The main character who faces the most challenges

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  The director of the play

• The supporting character

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