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WorksheetsELEMENTS OF DRAMA year 9
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
The messaage of the play
theme
act
drama
audience
the words spoken by a character
narrator
drama
dialogue
script
when and where a story takes place
setting
scene
act
drama
group of spectators
protagonist
narrator
audience
dialogue
a long section of a play
act
scene
drama
plot
a short section of a play
act
scene
drama
plot
What is drama?
Stories written long ago & passed down through generations.
Stories that have magical elements in it.
Stories that can be acted out in front of an audience.
Nonfiction text that a reader can learn something from.
What do you call when and where the play takes place?
script
stage directions
plot
setting
Drama may also have a message or main idea. What is another word for message or...
plot
setting
scene
theme or moral
What are the lines of parts that are spoken by the actors called?
dialogue
act
drama
scene
Who is the person that gives the audience information about what is happening in the play?
narrator
actor
character
director
What is the protagonist?
The nice person in the play.
The character who the story is revolved around.
The evil person in the play.
No one.
Drama comes from the greek word
Drame
Dran
Rama
Theat
Drama is the presentation of action.... (pick all that apply)
Through actors
On a stage
In a book
Before an audience
What are the two types of drama? (pick all that apply)
Comedy
Reality
Tragedy
Fantasy
Small items that the actors interact with while onstage.
acts
props
weapons
scripts
Something a character struggles with or encounters that keeps them from a goal.
soliloquy
monologue
scene
conflict
What happens after the climax in a play or movie?
Introduction
Rising action
Falling action
plot
-------is a struggle between a character and opposing characters or opposing forces. It can also occur within a character. For example, a character might struggle internally to make a difficult decision or choice.
Plot
Conflict
Setting
Character
Which of the following is a stage direction.
(Actor enters)
Center stage
(Lights dim)
All of the above
