WorksheetsDrama Vocab Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 15mins
An instruction written as part of the script of a play
Dialogue
Stage Direction
Set
Prop
Lines spoken by characters in drama or fiction
Dialogue
Stage Direction
Set
Prop
Scenery used to identify the location of a dramatic production
Dialogue
Stage Direction
Set
Prop
Any movable objects or articles used on the set of a play
Dialogue
Stage Direction
Set
Prop
A section of a play representing events that occur in one place at one time
Scene
Comedy
Tragedy
Act
A play that features ordinary people in funny or ridiculous situations; typically a happy ending.
Scene
Comedy
Tragedy
Act
A play that shows downfall of main character, or hero; this hero may be an admirable person with a flaw that brings about their destruction.
Scene
Comedy
Tragedy
Set
A major section of a play
Scene
Comedy
Tragedy
Act
The part of the stage on the ACTOR'S left as the actor faces the audience
Stage Left
Stage Right
Up stage
Down stage
The part of the stage on the AUDIENCE'S left as the audience faces the stage
Stage Left
Stage Right
Up stage
Down stage
The part of the stage on the AUDIENCE'S right as the audience faces the stage
Stage Left
Stage Right
Up stage
Down stage
The part of the stage on the ACTOR'S right as the actor faces the audience
Stage Left
Stage Right
Up stage
Down stage
At or toward the rear of the stage; farthest away from the audience
Stage Left
Stage Right
Up stage
Down stage
The front half of the stage; closest to the audience
Stage Left
Stage Right
Up stage
Down stage
Which is a STAGE DIRECTION?
Tommy.
Why not?
[Very intently]
They don't want you to.
Which elements are in the image?
Dialogue and Stage Direction
Prop and Stage Direction
Prop and Dialogue
Prop, Dialogue, and Stage Direction
Which is DIALOGUE?
Tommy.
Why not?
[Very intently]
[STEVE and CHARLIE exchange a grin]
Where is the actor standing?
Up Stage Right
Up Stage Left
Down Stage Right
Down Stage Left
Where is the actor standing?
Center Stage
Center Stage Right
Center Stage Left
