Understanding Drama and Classroom Rules

The class begins with a morning greeting and prayer, followed by a recap of the previous lesson on poetry. The teacher introduces a charades game to segue into the topic of drama. The lesson covers the definition, elements, and types of drama, including comedy, tragedy, and melodrama. Dramatic speeches such as dialogue, soliloquy, and monologue are explained. The class concludes with a group activity where students create and perform a short drama.

What activity does the teacher start the day with?

• A song

• A prayer

• A dance

• A quiz

What does the teacher ask students to do before taking their seats?

• Solve a puzzle

• Write a poem

• Sing a song

• Pick up papers

What is the teacher's rule about respect?

• Respect is earned

• Respect begets respect

• Respect is given

• Respect is optional

What was the topic of the last meeting?

• Novels

• Poetry

• Drama

• Short stories

What are the three types of poetry mentioned?

• Narrative, Lyrical, Dramatic

• Epic, Haiku, Sonnet

• Narrative, Recall, Dramatic

• Lyrical, Epic, Dramatic

Why is poetry considered important?

• It is easy to write

• It is entertaining

• It helps understand the world

• It is a form of music

What game does the teacher introduce to the class?

• Pictionary

• Charades

• Trivia

• Bingo

What is the main topic for the day?

• Essays

• Novels

• Drama

• Poetry

What is drama primarily composed of?

• Music

• Dialogue and action

• Narration

• Poetry

What is the first element of drama discussed?

• Plot

• Characters

• Theme

• Setting