Week 9

Question 1

The word drama derived from what greek word that means “to do or to act”

Answer 1

Draw

Question 2

is a literary work that’s intended to be presented on a stage in front of an audience or a group of audience.

Answer 2

Drama

Question 3

Theater (from the Greek word
“*******” for behold) is the
actual production and it the
enactment and interpretation of the written material.

Answer 3

Theasthai

Question 4

What are the main elements of drama?

Answer 4

Theme, Characters, Plot, Music/Rhythm, Dialogue, Spectacle

Question 5

The different types of methods and techniques used by the director to create a specific style or effect.

Answer 5

Convention

Question 6

Plays can be categorized into different ***** such as tragedy, comedy, mystery, and historical types.

Answer 6

Genre

Question 7

The aim of writing drama is to
strike an emotional chord in
your ———

Answer 7

Audience

Question 8

Technical equipment such as
curtains, flats, backdrops.

Answer 8

Set/Scenery

Question 9

Clothing and accessories

Answer 9

Costumes

Question 10

Movable objects that appear on stage

Answer 10

Props

Question 11

Choice of colors and placements

Answer 11

Lights

Question 12

Establishing the setting through sound design and music

Answer 12

Sound

Question 13

Cosmetics and prosthetics used to
enhance a person’s image.

Answer 13

Makeup

Question 14

The use of body, face, and voice to
portray a certain role or character

Answer 14

Acting

Question 15

The force that influences
the behavior of the character

Answer 15

Character Motivation

Question 16

The process used in evaluating how the elements in drama/play are used to create impact on the audience.

Answer 16

Character Analysis

Question 17

How you relate to the experiences of other people.

Answer 17

Empathy

Question 18

(types of drama) depicts sadness, human sufferings, and misfortunes.

Answer 18

Tragedy

Question 19

(types of drama) Instead of pure dialogue, a musical drama communicates the storyline through dancing and singing.

Answer 19

Musical Drama

Question 20

(types of drama) usually end up in a happy and successful conclusion.

Answer 20

Comedy

Question 21

An exaggerated form of drama, utilizes music to draw audience’s emotions.

Answer 21

Melodrama

Question 22

(Types of Drama) A type of drama that attempts to relive famous historical events that made a mark in the world.

Answer 22

Historical Drama

Question 23

showcases magic, mythology, horror, pseudo-science, and
other fictional themes.

Answer 23

Fantasy