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WorksheetsDrama Quiz
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 19mins
The area behind the stage that the audience can't see
Downstage
Flats
4th Wall
Backstage
The imaginary wall through which the audience views the play
Fourth Wall
Downstage
External Traits
Greenroom
Where the audience sits
Greenroom
Front of House
Offstage
Onstage
A performance using gestures and body movements without words
Project
Pantomime
Run through
Sense Memory
The recorded voice narrating the story
Voice-Over
Wings
Narrator
External Traits
When an actor moves from one side of the stage to the other
Downstage
Cross
Flats
Improvisation
Two actors standing or sitting parallel to each other in a dialogue
Share a scene
Projection
Character Sketch
Body language
The scenery used on stage
Venue
Place
Setting
Props
The series of related events that take place in a play presenting the main story.
Exposition
Scenario
Plot
Falling Action
A play that deal with treating characters and situations in a humorous way
Tragedy
Sketch
Conflict
Comedy
A personal profile required for professional auditions
Call
Audition
Resume
Portfolio
What is ONE etiquette rule you think ALL live performances should have?
A beat is
The smallest unit of action / a moment
Punching someone in the face
Doing your makeup very well
What the actor wants
sections of a play with similar settings that make up the story
act
setting
scene
cast
In a play, an act is comprised (made up) of many scenes.
True
False
The words in the script that tell the actors what to do on stage are called...
monologues.
stage directions.
dialogues.
cast of characters.
What is the main difference between a tragedy and a comedy?
Comedies have no serious scenes, but tragedies do.
Comedies were created earlier than tragedies.
Comedies are meant to be humorous, but tragedies do not have happy endings.
Comedies are meant to have happy endings, and tragedies have nothing happy about them at all.
What are the different roles in a play called?
Props
Scenes
Cast of characters
Plots
whose perspective we see the story from
audience
point of view
antagonist
protagonist
a story written to be performed
point of view
plot
drama
dialogue
Lines spoken by actors is known as__________.
dialogue
script
comedy
tragedy
people who have a role in a play
cast of characters
plot
script
audience
__________ indicate what the actors are supposed to do:
Stage directions
Exposition
Dramatic irony
Asides
The two main types of drama are __________.
enter and exit.
act and scene.
chorus and aside.
comedy and tragedy.
What are the different roles in a play called?
Props
Scenes
Cast of characters
Plots
the good guy
antagonist
dialogue
narrator
protagonist
Look at the image the people on the stage are called ______________.
People
Children
Props
Characters
SET
visible to audience, background and scenery
a major section of a play
The words in the script that tell the actors what to do on stage are called...
monologues.
stage directions.
dialogues.
cast of characters.
THEME
the words actors say in the play
the main lesson or hidden message
SCRIPT
text of the play, which includes lines, and stage directions
the main lesson or hidden message
A play with a sad ending is called a...
drama.
scene.
comedy.
tragedy.
This image shows a _______ between two characters.
Monologue
Soliloquy
Dialogue
Aside
A play with a happy ending is called a...
drama.
scene.
comedy.
tragedy.
