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WorksheetsYR9B TASK1 3RDT
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The messaage of the play
theme
act
drama
audience
Drama may also have a message or main idea. What is another word for message or...
plot
setting
scene
theme or moral
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
Which of these is not a characteristic of melodrama?
Exaggeration
Fight sequences
mime
happy ending
What does the word Melodrama actually mean?
Drama that is mellow
A musical
Music Drama
In what country did Melodrama originate?
Italy
England
America
France
What other style of theatre influenced Melodrama?
Commedia D'ell Arte
Elizabethan Theatre
Pantomime
Greek Theatre
Why was music used in Melodrama?
To encourage the audience to sing along
To help the performers know what was coming next
To make it funny
To encourage emotional responses from the audience
THE SIDEKICK....
Is in everyone's business and eager to share it
Helps the hero save the day
Evil, dishonest & greedy
To act in a Melodramatic style, you have to...
Be overdramatic and exaggerated
Use large facial expressions
Be obvious in your character
Use large gestures
A speech in which a character alone on stage reveals private thoughts and feelings that the audience is allowed to overhear is called _____________.
aside
soliloquy
monologue
An insight into life revealed through a literary work is called _____________.
foreshadowing
summarizing
theme
The technical crew include ____________.
A. Camera department
B. All of the above
C. Sound department
Electrical department
What is the basic conflict in melodrama?
A. Person vs. Self
B. Person vs. Nature
C. Person vs. Person
D. Person vs. Monsters
In drama, when conflict has been taking care of, and all loose ends are tied up.
A. Falling Action
B. resolution
C. Theme
D. exposition
Techniques to investigate and develop character include
A. Role play and improvisation.
B. improvisation and stage hands
C. Tone and blocking.
D. thought tracking and blocking
To act in a Melodramatic style, which of these options is not necessary
A. Be overdramatic and exaggerated
B. Use large facial expressions
C. Be obvious in your wigs
D. Use large gestures
In drama, “writing- in –role” simply means____________.
A. Writing a diary or letter from perspective of character.
B. Documenting a performance rehearsal.
C. Creating a referral as a source of drama history
D. Analyzing a performance
