WorksheetsY9 Blood Brothers
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
What does "Social Context" refer to in a play?
The spatial relationship between characters
What was happening in society at the time the play was set or written
The use of music and dance in a play
The chronological sequence of events in a story
What does "Cyclical Structure" mean in storytelling?
The story is told in a chronological sequence
The story begins and ends in the same way
The use of singing and dancing in a play
The audience knows something a character does not
What is "Dramatic Irony"?
When the story is told by one of the characters
When the audience knows something a character does not
When a character writes information on a wall
When the story is told in a chronological sequence
What does "Linear Narrative" refer to?
A story told in a non-chronological order
A story told in an ordered, chronological sequence
A story with a happy ending
A story involving singing and dancing
What is "Narration" in a play?
The use of music to tell a story
The story is told to the audience by one of the characters
The downfall of a central character
The spatial relationship between characters
What defines a "Tragedy" in theatre?
A genre with a happy ending
A genre that involves singing and dancing
A genre that sees the downfall of a central character and an unhappy end
A genre that focuses on political events
What does "Role on the Wall" involve?
Writing information on the outline of a person on a wall
Using music to tell a story
Creating a chronological sequence of events
Establishing the spatial relationship between characters
What features should a musical play usually include? (pick two)
Singing
Freeze frames
A narrator
Dancing
What a character wants to achieve by the end of the play is best described as their...
Obstacle
Proxemics
Objective
Status
How might you show that your character has high status? (pick two)
Look at the ground
Stand with a straight posture
Stand on a stage block
Sit on the front of the stage
