When you read a drama, you “set the stage” in your own mind, using your imagination to visualize the scenery, lighting, costumes, and actors.

In a drama, the story is presented through the dialogue of the characters only.

The playwright or the writer of a drama writes the story in a form of a script.

Drama cannot incorporate non-literary elements such as music, dance, or song.

The playwright gives his own interpretation of what he has observed in the world around him, or even within him.

Drama has a relevant theme that is political in nature.

The goal of drama is to reach a community or a group of people in the upper class only because tickets are somehow costly.

Play is the written form of literature, while drama is the acted upon form of it.

Monologue is when two or more characters talk to each other, while dialogue is when one character talks to the audience.

Which among the following are the elements of drama?

What element refers to the soul of drama that contains the writer's message?

What element refers to the words of the characters?

What do you call the theatrical equipment, such as curtains, flats, backdrops, or platforms, used in a dramatic production to communicate environment?

What do you call the small movable items that the actors use to make actions look real?

What do you call the effects an audience hears during the performance to communicate character, context, or environment

What part of the conflict reveals the play’s theme?