WorksheetsIntro to Drama Unit 4: Critique
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The first substantial work of literary criticism is called....
(Tragedy Lessons from Aristotle)
The Poetics
The Republic
The Odyssey
The Tragedy
Which option below is NOT one of the six parts that compose Tragedy?
(Tragedy Lessons from Aristotle)
Plot
Climax
Character
Song
Fill in the Blank
Aristotle said, "The ideal is to have a mostly noble and illustrious character whose misfortune is brought about not by vice or depravity, but by some __________ or frailty".
(Tragedy Lessons from Aristotle)
Chance
Gift
Error
Reward
Which option below is NOT one of the three main elements needed for a tragic plot?
(Tragedy Lessons from Aristotle)
Reversal
Recognition
A Scene of Suffering
Falling Action
According to Aristotle, these two elements combined are best...
(Tragedy Lessons from Aristotle)
Recognition and Reversal
A Scene of Suffering and Recognition
Reversal and A Scene of Suffering
Spectacle and Song
Fill in the Blank
The behavior of an actor onstage should never be ____________
(Character Analysis)
Exciting
Arbitrary
Funny
Interesting
A character's goals and intentions are also known as...
(Character Analysis)
Obstacles
Objectives
Strategy
Action
What do characters develop to overcome an obstacle?
(Character Analysis)
Motivation
Outcome
Strategy
Stakes
The Question, "What do I stand to gain or lose?" represents which element of character analysis?
(Character Analysis)
Action
Strategy
Objective
Stakes
The Question, "Who or what is preventing me from doing it?" represents which element of character analysis?
(Character Analysis)
Obstacle
Action
Outcome
Motivation
