Drama

Question 1

The genre of the play if it is in prose form.

Answer 1

Genre of fiction

Question 2

The genre of the play if it is in verse form.

Answer 2

Genre of dramatic poems

Question 3

The Greek word for Drama and its meaning.

Answer 3

Dran, to do

Question 4

It refers to the writer of a play.

Answer 4

Dramatist/Playwright

Question 5

It is where the enactment of a play is done.

Answer 5

Theater

Question 6

It refers to the people involved in the production of a play.

Answer 6

Theater artists

Question 7

He wrote the 6 essential elements of drama more than 2,000 years ago.

Answer 7

Aristotle

Question 8

6 Essential Elements of Drama

Answer 8

1. Plot
2. Theme
3. Characters
4. Dialogue
5. Music/Rhythm
6. Spectacle

Question 9

It refers to the storyline of the play or the flow of events.

Answer 9

Plot

Question 10

The message that the playwright wishes to convey.

Answer 10

Theme

Question 11

The people or animals that are portrayed by actors.

Answer 11

Characters

Question 12

It refers to the lines of the characters delivered verbally.

Answer 12

Dialogue

Question 13

It refers to the actor’s voices as they speak.

Answer 13

Music/Rhythm

Question 14

It is what is seen on stage during a performance such as set design, costumes, and special effects called visual effects.

Answer 14

Spectacle

Question 15

3 additional elements in modern plays.

Answer 15

1. Convention
2. Genre
3. Audience

Question 16

The methods that writers adhere to create a play in written form.

Answer 16

Convention

Question 17

It refers to the type of play including; musicals, comedy, tragedy, avant-garde, and historical plays

Answer 17

Genre

Question 18

It refers to the viewers of the play.

Answer 18

Audience

Question 19

3 major elements

Answer 19

1. Literary Elements
2. Technical Elements
3. Performance Elements

Question 20

6 literary elements

Answer 20

1. Script
2. Plot
3. Characters
4. Setting
5. Dialogue
6. Dramatic Devices

Question 21

5 plot structure of drama

Answer 21

1. Exposition
2. Rising Action
3. Climax
4. Falling Action
5. Resolution

Question 22

5 dramatic devices

Answer 22

1. Monologue
2. Soliloquy
3. Stage Whisper
4. Aside
5. Dramatic Irony

Question 23

4 technical elements

Answer 23

1. Scenery
2. Props
3. Sound
4. Makeup

Question 24

It refers to the events after the exposition.

Answer 24

Rising Action

Question 25

It refers to the long speech by one character.

Answer 25

Monologue

Question 26

A speech in which characters speak to himself/herself.

Answer 26

Soliloquy

Question 27

It is also called a loud whisper.

Answer 27

Stage Whisper

Question 28

It is “unheard” by actors onstage where characters speak to the audience.

Answer 28

Aside

Question 29

It is where the audience is aware of the character’s words.

Answer 29

Dramatic Irony

Question 30

It refers to theatrical backdrops such as backdrops and platforms.

Answer 30

Scenery

Question 31

It refers to the objects varying from the scene.

Answer 31

Props

Question 32

It refers to the music called musical score that emphasizes emotions, and sound effects that represent sounds in the real world.

Answer 32

Sound

Question 33

It refers to costumes, body paint, wigs, and body accessories.

Answer 33

Makeup

Question 34

The manner an actor does to bring the character to life.

Answer 34

Acting

Question 35

The actor’s speaking skills such as vocal expression, enunciation, and projection.

Answer 35

Speaking

Question 36

The gestures, facial expressions, and body movements.

Answer 36

Nonverbal Expressions

Question 37

Who is the author of the drama or play, “The Worker”?

Answer 37

Walter Wykes

Question 38

It is a literary composition that is either written in prose or verse form.

Answer 38

Drama/Play

Question 39

It is used for more creative and meaningful expressions.

Answer 39

Dramatic Devices