True or false: stage directions should be read aloud during a performance

Drama is meant to be _______

Drama originated where?

What are the two main forms of drama?

Which form of drama usually has a happy ending and is about common people?

True or false: comedies are ALWAYS funny and nothing serious ever happens in them

Which form of drama is serious and contains bad things happening to someone, usually because of their own actions?

The hero in a tragedy is often called what?

At the beginning of a drama, you are given a list of all of the people in the drama that is called what?

Anyone who is in the story, appears on stage, and/or is heard in a drama is called a

True or false: Most dramas contain several characters, including a protagonist and an antagonist

The person the story revolves around, the main character usually, is called the

This is the person who goes up against the main character

True or false: the antagonist is ALWAYS the bad guy

The place where the story occurs is the

Which of these is not included in the setting?

The actual "story" that moves the drama along is the

The main idea or message that an author is trying to convey is the

The point of tension that moves the story along

Which of these is not a division within a play?

Comments that identify parts of the setting, use of props and costumes, and provide background information about characters are:

True or false: stage directions should be read aloud during a performance

A conversation between two or more characters is called

A speech given by one character

Which of these is not important to understand for a monologue

The person speaking in a monologue

Who is being spoken to during a monologue?

What does a character hope to accomplish in a monologue