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Sorry Wrong Number drama vocabulary

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Querulous

a)

assuming power or authority

b)

in a clear and detailed manner

c)

show one's anger or resentment

d)

full of complaints, complaining

2.

Neurotic

a)

suffering from a mental illness

b)

full of unnecessary detail or decoration; showing excessive concern about detail

c)

filled with horror or shock

d)

put questions to or interrogate something.

3.

Unobtrusively

a)

in a manner that shows irritation

b)

in a way so as not to attract attention

c)

an evil spirit or demon

d)

calm, dependable, showing little emotion

4.

Fiend

a)

in a clear and detailed manner

b)

an evil spirit or demon

c)

full of complaints, complaining

d)

a feeling of annoyance

5.

Catechizing

a)

show one's anger or resentment

b)

suffering from a mental illness

c)

in a manner that shows irritation

d)

put questions to or interrogate something

6.

Bossy or bullying in an arrogant way.

a)

A. Peripheral

b)

B. Imperious

c)

C. Unstable

d)

D. Obtrusive

7.

unemotional; impassive.

a)
stolid
b)
explicit
c)
invalid
d)
fiend
8.
A person who is too sick or weak to care for himself or herself.
a)
querulous
b)
ulcer
c)
imperious
d)
invalid
9.

Peripheral

a)

in a clear and detailed manner

b)

calm, dependable, showing little emotion

c)

located in the center

d)

situated on the edge

10.

Self-centered

a)

empathetic

b)

selfish

c)

helpful

d)

concerned

11.

Tragedy

a)

a drama with a character who possesses a personality trait which leads to their own downfall.

b)

a drama with a character who dies

c)

a drama with a character who possess a trait to conquer other characters

d)

a drama with a character who can't help other character.

12.
Irony usually involves something that is 
a)
false
b)
silly
c)
unexpected
d)
unimportant
13.

section of an act

a)
scene
b)
play
c)
drama
d)
line
14.
the author of the play
a)
writer
b)
sequence
c)
fiction
d)
playwright
15.

larger sections of a play

a)
act
b)
scene
c)
play
d)
script
16.
the words that are spoken by the actors
a)
monologue
b)
speech
c)
dialogue
d)
private speech
17.
give directions to the actors how to act on stage
a)
plan
b)
stage directions
c)
play
d)
dialogue
18.

solo speech of a character alone on stage speaking out their thoughts for the audience to hear

a)

verbal irony

b)

epilogue

c)

soliloquy

d)

dialogue

19.

hints to help a reader predict events later in the story

a)

Irony

b)

foreshadow

c)

rising action

d)

soliloquy

20.

Which one does NOT describe suspense?

a)

tension and unknown feelings that the audience experiences

b)

guilty feelings that the audience experiences

c)

occurs mostly in the rising action

d)

at it's highest point at the climax