QUIZ NO 2

What refers to the chain of interconnected events that occur from beginning to end in a story?

• Setting

• Dialogue

• Plot

• Theme

Why must a drama’s plot have highs and lows?

• To maintain momentum and action

• To highlight the setting

• To introduce more characters

• To describe the playwright

Which of the following should not be present in a drama meant for performance?

• Stage directions

• Dialogue

• Elaborate imagery

• Soliloquy

What should a character’s thoughts be presented as in a drama?

• Stream of consciousness

• Monologue

• Soliloquy

• Narration

What ensures that a drama is performable before an audience?

• Long narration

• Stage setup and directions

• Description of inner thoughts

• Detailed imagery

Why are characters important in a drama?

• They act out the plot through movement and dialogue

• They tell the audience about the author’s life

• They represent only human characters

• They describe the theme directly

Which of the following is not a typical element of drama?

• Audience

• Paragraphing

• Staging

• Dialogue

What do dialogues help establish in a drama?

• A direct connection between plot, characters, and audience

• The symbolism of the play

• The character’s personal diary

• A detailed description of setting

What do stage directions generally indicate?

• Character’s inner thoughts

• Movement, position, lighting, and sound

What kind of themes should be physically represented or personified in drama?

• Political themes

• Realistic themes

• Abstract themes

• Religious themes