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Worksheets23-24 CW 2INTRODUCTION TO DRAMA
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is Drama?
A lot of shouting and yelling on a stage.
Reading a play in silence.
A story which is acted out on a stage for an audience.
When someone is creating a lot of fuss over nothing.
What technical word is used to describe two people who are talking to each other on a stage?
A conversation
A dialogue
A monologue
A speaker
A play is divided in...
verses and stanzas.
chapters.
acts and scenes.
modules.
Nowadays the word drama can be replaced by the word ___________.
story
narrative
dialogue
play
Drama was the biggest source of _________________ during ancient times.
sadness
entertainment
wealth
health
Drama is meant to be only sad.
True
False
Drama is written for the purpose of being ______________ .
performed on stage in front of audience
played in cinemas in front of audience
read in books by readers
printed in magazines by readers
Drama is written by __________.
authors
playwrights
A cast refers to the group of actors and actresses performing drama.
True
False
The area actors perform is referred to as the ______?
attention area
performing area
stage
ovation section
A play is divided in...
verses and stanzas.
chapters.
acts and scenes.
modules.
What technical word is used to describe two people who are talking to each other on a stage?
A conversation
A dialogue
A monologue
A speaker
_______________ refers to the good character while the _____________ refers to the evil, bad character.
Protagonist / antagonist
Antagonist / protagonist
Characters performing drama wear ________________ and use ____________ to tell the audience more about themselves.
Costumes / props
Props / costumes
The writing that tells the actors what to say and do is called the _______.
script
novel
book
sheet
A story acted out live and onstage
play
script
dialogue
monologue
The text of the play
dialogue
monologue
script
plot
WHAT IS THE NAME OF YOUR DRAMA TEACHER
MS.ADEYINKA
MRS AROMOLARAN
MRS ADEYINKA
MS. ADEYINKA AROMOLARAN
Who do the actors on stage represent?
They represent themselves
They represent a fictitious character
They represent the person writing the play
What is the main character in the play called?
(a)
Secondary characters are...
students who go to secondary school.
the other minor characters taking part in the play.
those who paint the stage and roll the curtain.
Details about where, when, what props need to be used and at what time of the day the story takes place are all part of the (a)
This is someone who will be responsible for anything on stage. Everything from food eaten to curtains and other things.
Property designer
Producer
Director
Costume designer
This is someone who will bring out the best performance from the actors and is responsible for shaping every aspects of the final performance.
Sound designer
Light designer
Playscript
Director
What are some of the important aspects of Drama?
Character
Plot
Theme
All of the Above
The writing that tells the actors what to say and do is called the _______.
script
novel
book
sheet
________are the rules that tell characters how to move, speak and what props to use.
set directions
actor directions
drama directions
stage directons
________are the rules that tell characters how to move, speak and what props to use.
set directions
actor directions
drama directions
stage directons
A play is divided in...
verses and stanzas.
chapters.
acts and scenes.
modules.
