Drama elements mastery check remediation

What are "Acts" in the structure of a drama?

• The main characters in a play

• The dialogues spoken by characters

• Large sections of a play, similar to chapters in a book

• The conclusion or ending of a play

What purpose do "Scenes" serve in a drama?

• To introduce new characters

• To depict changes in time or place

• To outline the plot

• To provide the background music

What is the definition of a "Foil" character in literature?

• A) A character who supports the main character in achieving their goals.

• B) A character who contrasts with another character.

• C) A character who is the protagonist of the story.

• D) A character who provides comic relief in the story.

What is a comedy in the context of drama?

• A play that focuses on mystery and suspense

• A play that has a light tone and a happy ending

• A play that involves historical figures

• A play that is based on a true story

What defines a tragedy in dramatic terms?

• A play that ends with the success of the main character

• A play that ends with the downfall or death of the main character

• A play that ends with a comedic twist

• A play that focuses on the daily life of characters

What is the division of a play much like a chapter is a division within a novel?

• Act

• Dialogue

• Scene

• Stage Directions

What is a situation in the story in which the audience knows something that the characters do not know?

• Double Entendre

• Pun

• Dramatic Irony

• Foil

What is a character who is almost exactly the opposite of another character, used to make a comparison?

• Dramatic Irony

• Foil

• Double Entendre

• Pun

 A further division within an act.     

• Acts
• Scenes
• Chapters
• Verses

 A situation in the story in which the audience knows something that the characters do not know.

• Dramatic irony
• Situational irony
• Comedic irony
• Tragic irony