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Drama Terms

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

to examine the parts of something in detail

a)

scene

b)

analyze

c)

deface

d)

presume

2.

a small section or portion of a play

a)

act

b)

scene

c)

script

d)

stage directions

3.

to state or express briefly

a)

indicate

b)

dialogue

c)

epilogue

d)

playwright

4.

words that sound the same

a)

adamant

b)

incident

c)

merit

d)

homophone

5.

a major unit or division of a play

a)

dialogue

b)

playwright

c)

act

d)

script

6.

the written dialogue, description, and directions provided by the playwright.

a)

epilogue

b)

script

c)

monologue

d)

sleuth

7.

deserve to be worthy of

a)

merit

b)

culprit

c)

employed

d)

analyze

8.

illegal writing or drawing

a)

deface

b)

dialogue

c)

presume

d)

graffiti

9.

person who investigates a crime

a)

culprit

b)

graffiti

c)

sleuth

d)

deface

10.

 person who wrote the play

a)

playwright

b)

script

c)

dialogue

d)

epilogue

11.

spoken conversation used by two or more characters

a)

act

b)

monologue

c)

epilogue

d)

dialogue

12.

 to damage the appearance of

a)

merit

b)

sleuth

c)

incident

d)

deface

13.

a summary speech delivered at the end of a play that explains or comments on the action

a)

dialogue

b)

epilogue

c)

monologue

d)

stage directions

14.

a long speech made by one actor; a monologue may be delivered alone or in the presence of others.

a)

stage directions

b)

monologue

c)

act

d)

scene

15.

asked to complete a job

a)

employed

b)

incident

c)

culprit

d)

presume

16.

determined

a)

analyze

b)

presume

c)

deface

d)

adamant

17.

person who has done a crime

a)

playwright

b)

culprit

c)

graffiti

d)

sleuth

18.

an event or happening

a)

graffiti

b)

script

c)

homophones

d)

incident

19.

something is true without facts or evidence

a)

deface

b)

presume

c)

merit

d)

homophone

20.

instructions in the script that tell the actors what to do and where to move on stage; may also provide information about the setting

a)

stage directions

b)

act

c)

playwright

d)

scene