WorksheetsConventions of Drama
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 12mins
The conversation between characters in a play is... (a)
True or False:
A monologue is long speech by a single character, expressing their thoughts aloud or addressing other characters.
True
False
What are the steps to writing my own monologue?
Define the Purpose of the Monologue.
Identify the Audience
Identify the Four Emotions.
Develop Character Profile
Using a memory and write about it.
What is a Soliloquy?
A short remark or passage directed to the audience or another character, unheard by others on stage.
A type of monologue where a character speaks their thoughts out loud, typically when they are alone on stage.
The precise staging and movement of actors on stage during a performance.
Instructions in the script that inform actors of movement, tone, or other physical actions.
How can you describe the meaning of the word "PROTAGONIST"?
(a)
True or False:
Can my script have a villain?
True
False
How can you describe the word "Antagonist"?
(a)
What is Tragedy?
The speed at which the events of the play unfold, affecting the drama's tension and rhythm.
A lighter, humorous form of drama that often ends happily.
Acting without words, using gestures and body movements to convey meaning.
A serious form of drama, often involving a heroic struggle and a sorrowful or disastrous conclusion.
What is comedy?
What are the conventions of Drama?
