Drama Spiraled Vocabulary Assessment

What do "stage directions" refer to in a play?

• Stage directions refer to the background music used in a play.
• Stage directions are the titles of the acts in a play.
• Stage directions refer to the instructions in a play that guide actors' movements and actions.
• Stage directions are the lines spoken by the characters.

Which of the following best describes "dialogue"?

• A type of written work.
• A monologue by a single speaker.
• A formal speech given to an audience.
• A conversation between two or more people.

What is meant by "mood" in a drama?

• Mood is the plot twist that occurs at the end of the drama.
• Mood in a drama is the emotion created by the elements of the play.

• Mood refers to the physical setting of the play.
• Mood is the main character's journey throughout the story.

If a character is described as "cold-blooded," what does that mean?

• A character described as 'cold-blooded' is highly emotional and sensitive.
• A character described as 'cold-blooded' is warm and friendly.
• A character described as 'cold-blooded' is known for their kindness and compassion.
• A character described as 'cold-blooded' is unemotional and ruthless.

To "apprehend" something means to...

• fear or avoid
• understand or grasp mentally
• ignore or dismiss

Which word describes someone who is "efficient"?

• productive
• disorganized
• unproductive
• ineffective

What does the term "fiends" refer to in a dramatic context?

• Evil spirits or wicked beings.

• Mythical creatures of light.
• Common household pets.
• Friendly companions or allies.

"Landlines" in a modern context refers to:

• Satellite communication systems
• Mobile phone networks
• Traditional telephone lines using physical wires.
• Wireless internet connections

How do stage directions enhance a play?

• Stage directions enhance a play by providing context, guiding actors, and enriching the experience.

• Stage directions only indicate the time of day.
• Stage directions are irrelevant to the plot.
• Stage directions are only for the director's use.

Why is dialogue important in drama?

• Dialogue is only used for comedic relief.
• Dialogue is important in drama because it reveals character, advances the plot, and creates conflict.
• Dialogue serves no purpose in character development.
• Dialogue is primarily for stage directions.