Drama - 6th grade - STAAR Review

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What is a drama?

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A drama is a type of literature that is written to be performed by actors on a stage. It includes dialogue, stage directions, and characters.

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What is the role of characters in a play?

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Characters are the individuals who take part in the story of the play. They drive the plot and interact with one another.

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What are stage directions?

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Stage directions are instructions in a play that tell the actors how to move or behave on stage, as well as describe the setting.

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What is a cast in a drama?

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The cast is the group of characters that perform in a play. It is often listed in the program or brochure.

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What is the difference between a scene and an act?

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A scene is a smaller division within an act of a play. An act is a larger section that can contain multiple scenes.

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What does the term 'dialogue' refer to in a play?

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Dialogue refers to the spoken words between characters in a play. It reveals their thoughts, feelings, and actions.

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What is the purpose of a play's title?

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The title of a play gives the audience an idea of the main theme or subject of the story.

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What are lines in a drama?

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Lines are the words spoken by the characters in a play. Each character has their own lines.

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What is a script?

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A script is the written text of a play, including all the dialogue, stage directions, and character descriptions.

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What is the significance of the setting in a play?

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The setting is the time and place where the story occurs. It helps to create the mood and context for the characters' actions.