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WorksheetsTheatre Vocab part 2
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Fill in the blank: The process of evaluating the specific traits of a literary character is called ________.
Character Analysis
Plot Development
Theme Exploration
Setting Description
Fill in the blank: A lengthy speech given by one character is called a ________.
Monologue
Dialogue
Soliloquy
Aside
Fill in the blank: A key moment, scene, character, relationship or event in a drama is referred to as ________.
Focus
Backdrop
Script
Prop
Fill in the blank: The person who has written the play is called the ________.
Playwright
Director
Actor
Producer
Fill in the blank: A scene between two people is called a ________.
Duet scene
Solo scene
Trio scene
Group scene
Fill in the blank: Spoken lines in a skit or play; actual words that the characters say are called ________.
Dialogue
Stage directions
Monologue
Props
Fill in the blank: Conflict in a scene that gets worse and/or more complicated is called ________.
Rising action
Falling action
Resolution
Exposition
Fill in the blank: The ending, happy or sad; conclusion to a story is called ________.
Resolution
Conflict
Setting
Climax
Fill in the blank: A stage that has audience on all sides is called ________.
Theatre in the round/arena
Proscenium stage
Thrust stage
Black box theatre
Fill in the blank: The volume at which you speak is called ________.
Projection
Articulation
Inflection
Resonance
Fill in the blank: A reading of the script done without looking at or studying that script in advance is called ________.
Cold reading
Sight reading
Table read
Dress rehearsal
Fill in the blank: A unifying concept in a play is called ________.
Theme
Act
Prop
Dialogue
