Drama: 30 Seconds

What type of conflict does Gabby experience in the play?

• Individual vs. Individual

• Individual vs. Self

• Individual vs. Nature

• Individual vs. Technology

Which statement best describes Gabby as a character?

• Gabby is a static character because she stays confident and calm throughout the play.

• Gabby is a static character because she always listens to Ms. Hernandez.

• Gabby is a dynamic character because she becomes more aware of her speech habits.

• Gabby is a dynamic character because she helps Kirwan prepare his speech.

Who is the protagonist in this drama?

• Kirwan

• Ms. Hernandez

• Gabby

• The classmates

What is the main resolution of the conflict in the play?

• Gabby forgets her speech and the class doesn't get pizza.

• Kirwan gives the speech instead of Gabby.

• Gabby successfully gives the speech without using 'like' as a filler.

• Ms. Hernandez changes the rules and gives everyone pizza anyway.

What role does Ms. Hernandez play in the drama?

• Antagonist, because she is trying to embarrass Gabby.

• Protagonist, because she delivers the speech to the class.

• Antagonist, because she sets a challenge for Gabby to overcome.

• Supportive mentor who encourages Gabby to grow.

Which of the following plot events help reveal Gabby's internal conflict? (Choose 2)

• She bumps into Kirwan when entering the classroom.

• She expresses nervousness about the speech.

• She talks to Ms. Hernandez privately.

• She mentions how often she uses the word 'like.'

• She celebrates with the class after her speech.

Which statements describe characteristics of a dynamic character? (Choose 3)

• The character stays the same throughout the story.

• The character learns something about themselves.

• The character changes due to experiences in the story.

• The character has no conflicts to deal with.

• The character reflects on their behavior or choices.

Which characters in the drama help Gabby with her goal? (Choose 3)

• Kirwan

• Ms. Hernandez

• The classmates

• The author

• Gabby herself

Which examples from the play show external conflict? (Choose 2)

• Kirwan worries about getting detention.

• Gabby tries not to use a filler word.

• Gabby shrugs when reminded of the challenge.

• Ms. Hernandez challenges Gabby in front of the class.

• Gabby forgets what to say during her speech.

Which details show that Gabby is the protagonist? (Choose 3)

• She is the main character.

• She encourages Kirwan to speak.

• Her actions determine if the class gets pizza.

• She supports Ms. Hernandez's speech.

• She is at the center of the main conflict.