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WorksheetsDrama Elements & Aristotle
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the term for a conversation between characters in a play?
Dialogue
Narrative
Soliloquy
Monologue
Who is known as the Greek philosopher who wrote about drama and theatre?
Aristotle
Socrates
Plato
Homer
What are the spoken thoughts of a character in a play that are heard by the audience but not by other characters?
Monologues
Asides
Whispers
Dialogues
What are the objects used on stage by actors during a performance?
Costumes
Sound effects
Props
Lighting
Which Greek philosopher's theories on drama and theatre are still studied today?
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Homer
What are the key components that make up a modern theatre production?
music, choreography, makeup, stage manager, marketing, concessions
script, actors, director, set design, lighting design, sound design, costumes, props, audience
Who is responsible for writing the dialogue and actions in a play?
Playwright
Lighting technician
Costume designer
Director
What is the term for a speech given by a character alone on stage?
soliloquy
prologue
dialogue
monologue
What is the term for the written text of a play?
narrative
dialogue
manuscript
script
What is the term for a person who tells the story in a play or performance?
narrator
speaker
commentator
orator
What is the term for the different parts of a play that indicate a change in time or location?
chapter
scene
act
segment
What is the term for a character speaking their thoughts aloud, regardless of other characters hearing?
monologue
prologue
soliloquy
dialogue
What is the term for the person who creates the script for a play?
composer
director
screenwriter
playwright
What is the term for the people who watch a play or performance?
crowd
audience
spectators
viewers
How many elements of drama did Aristotle identify?
(a)
The Greek philosopher who mentioned six important things that a good drama should possess.
Aristotle
Aristocrat
Socrates
Hippocrates
Element of drama that means or indicates some kind of struggle or competition
Conflict
Climax
Setting
Plot
These are guidelines, suggestions given by the dramatists in the script of the play
Stage Directions
Dialogues
Conversations
Playwrights
