Drama Play

Who is responsible for writing a drama or play?

• A director

• A playwright

• An actor

• A producer

What are Stage Directions in a play?

• Directions that specify the location of the play.

• Instructions that tell the characters how to act while they are on stage.

• The movements of the audience during the play.

• The script that the characters memorize.

How is a play typically divided?

• Into acts

• Into chapters

• Into scenes

• Into volumes

Do all plays have characters?

• No, some plays have no characters.

• Yes, but only main characters.

• Yes, all plays have a cast of characters.

• No, plays are based on monologues only.

What is dialogue in the context of a play?

• The instructions for the set design.

• The thoughts of a character written down.

• What the characters say aloud while acting.

• The summary of the play's plot.

During a high school drama class, what are Stage Directions?

• Directions that specify the location of the school's auditorium.

• Instructions that tell the students how to act while they are performing on stage.

• The movements of the audience during the school play.

• The script that the students memorize for their performance.

Are stage directions read aloud by the characters during a play?

• Yes, always.

• Only in certain types of plays.

• No, they are acted out.

• Yes, but only by the narrator.

What is the item called in a drama that provides dialogue for characters and the narrator that they read and is organized by scenes?

• dialogue

• cast of characters

• set

• script

This script between these two characters is showing a conversation which in a drama is called?

• cast of characters

• script

• dialogue

• stage directions

What is a single setting where the action occurs?

• Scene

• Act

• Set

• Script