Theatre Vocab part 2

Fill in the blank: The process of evaluating the specific traits of a literary character is called ________.

• Character Analysis

• Plot Development

• Theme Exploration

• Setting Description

Fill in the blank: A lengthy speech given by one character is called a ________.

• Monologue

• Dialogue

• Soliloquy

• Aside

Fill in the blank: A key moment, scene, character, relationship or event in a drama is referred to as ________.

• Focus

• Backdrop

• Script

• Prop

Fill in the blank: The person who has written the play is called the ________.

• Playwright

• Director

• Actor

• Producer

Fill in the blank: A scene between two people is called a ________.

• Duet scene

• Solo scene

• Trio scene

• Group scene

Fill in the blank: Spoken lines in a skit or play; actual words that the characters say are called ________.

• Dialogue

• Stage directions

• Monologue

• Props

Fill in the blank: Conflict in a scene that gets worse and/or more complicated is called ________.

• Rising action

• Falling action

• Resolution

• Exposition

Fill in the blank: The ending, happy or sad; conclusion to a story is called ________.

• Resolution

• Conflict

• Setting

• Climax

Fill in the blank: A stage that has audience on all sides is called ________.

• Theatre in the round/arena

• Proscenium stage

• Thrust stage

• Black box theatre

Fill in the blank: The volume at which you speak is called ________.

• Projection

• Articulation

• Inflection

• Resonance