ONE-ACT PLAY- G12

A one-act play is a short drama that focuses on _______.

• multiple settings

• one main conflict or idea

• two major conflicts

• several subplots

How long does a typical one-act play usually last when performed?

• 5–10 minutes

• 10–20 minutes

• 30–45 minutes

• Over an hour

What is the main characteristic of a one-act play’s setting?

• Multiple changes

• One single setting

• Outdoor location only

• No specific place

Which century made the one-act play popular?

• 17th century

• 18th century

• 19th century

• 20th century

The term “drama” refers to _______.

• A story read silently

• A story intended to be performed

• A poem with rhythm

• A form of novel writing

A list of characters that appear in the play is called the _______.

• Dialogue

• Cast of Characters

• Script

• Direction sheet

The author of a play is called a _______.

• Narrator

• Director

• Playwright

• Screenwriter

Which part of a play provides instructions for actors and stage crew?

• Dialogue

• Stage Direction

• Script Note

• Prop List

What part of the play introduces the setting and characters?

• Climax

• Resolution

• Introduction/Exposition

• Rising Action

Which type of play presents a humorous and light tone that ends happily?

• Tragedy

• Comedy

• Farce

• Satire