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Drama Literary Devices

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Drama is written to be ...

a)

read

b)

criticize

c)

analyzed

d)

performed

2.

Here is the part of drama, except ...

a)

scene

b)

act

c)

allegory

d)

monologue

3.

The first Drama is celebration toward ...

a)

Dionysus

b)

Thespis

c)

Choregon

d)

Theatron

4.

The Middle Ages drama is taken from ..

a)

epic

b)

Bible

c)

folktale

d)

myth

5.

Shakespeare is playwright in the .... Period.

a)

Victorian

b)

Renaissance

c)

Elizabethan

d)

Old English

6.

Mystery play exists in .... period.

a)

Greek

b)

Elizabethan

c)

Middle Ages

d)

Old English

7.

Here is the types of drama, except ...

a)

tragedy

b)

tragic comedy

c)

comedy

d)

gothic

8.

Insanity is a common theme of ... drama.

a)

Comedy

b)

Tragedy

9.

Drama and play is ...

a)

same

b)

different

10.

The writer of drama is called ..

a)

poet

b)

author

c)

playwright

d)

actor

11.

Comments that delivers directly to the audience while other actors on the stage appear not to hear is called ...

a)

aside

b)

soliloquy

c)

monologue

d)

dialog

12.

The characters talk to himself is called ..

a)

aside

b)

dialogue

c)

monologue

d)

soliloquy

13.

A short speech at the end of the play is ...

a)

prolog

b)

monologue

c)

dialog

d)

epilog

14.

The function of prolog is ...

a)

to end the drama

b)

to open the drama

15.

The following are the examples of performance elements, except ...

a)

acting

b)

speaking

c)

stage direction

d)

non-verbal expression

16.

The following are needed to produce a play, except ...

a)

make-up

b)

costumes

c)

props

d)

symbolism

17.

The character is in conflict with another person in the drama is called ...

a)

Internal conflict

b)

External conflict

18.

The mother may feel guilty if she thinks she's patient but loses her temper with her children. It is the example of ...

a)

internal conflict

b)

external conflict