WorksheetsElements of Drama
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does the comedy mask represent?
A character with a sad ending
A character who sings
A character who overcomes a problem in a funny way
A character who paints
What does the tragedy mask represent?
A character who dances
A character with a flaw causing problems
A character who writes poems
A character who paints
What is the typical ending of a tragedy in drama?
It ends happily
It ends with a dance
It ends badly
It ends with a song
What is the purpose of an actor using their tools?
To build the set
To become a character based on a real or imaginary person
To direct the play
To write the script
What is a script in drama?
A list of characters
A story written by playwrights for actors to perform
A type of music used in plays
A costume design
Who are the audience in a drama?
The people who write the script
The actors performing on stage
The people who come to watch, listen, react, and appreciate
The directors of the play
What is the main focus of a script?
To provide music
To tell a story for actors to perform
To design costumes
To create stage props
Why is it important to maintain focus in a role?
To remember the script
To make the audience believe you are the character
To adjust the lighting
To manage the props
What can varying the pace, volume, and enunciation of words help with in acting?
Changing costumes
Expressing the emotions of the character
Designing the set
Selecting music
What is the ultimate goal of becoming a role or character in acting?
To entertain the crew
To make the audience believe you are the character
To win awards
To memorize lines perfectly
What should you do when acting in a role according to the text?
Ignore others
Listen and respond to others
Sing a song
Dance around
What is the relationship between classmates according to the text?
Enemies
Classmates or friends
Strangers
Teachers
Which of the following is a question to consider about the time of a story?
What is the weather like?
Who is the main character?
What is the story's theme?
How many pages is the story?
What is one of the actor's tools mentioned for creating a setting?
Dialogue
Music
Props
Lighting
What is a question to consider about the time of day in a story?
Is it morning or night?
Who is the author?
What is the main conflict?
How many characters are there?
What is the purpose of maintaining belief in the setting?
To make the story shorter
To entertain the audience
To ensure the story is believable
To add more characters
Which of the following is a way to make tension evident in a drama?
Actors whispering softly
Actors raising their voice (shouting)
Characters sitting quietly
Characters explaining everything clearly
What is the audience likely to feel when there are unknown elements in a drama?
Boredom
Tension
Happiness
Indifference
What is NOT a way to create tension in a drama?
Using loud music
Having characters explain everything
Creating unknown elements
Using silence
Which term refers to the area behind the stage?
House
Apron
Backstage
Wings
