Warm ups in drama are important because...

B. ...they help us to focus and prepare us for our activities.

A. ...they can help us to shout as loud as we can.

Dramatic action is...

B. ...the movement of the drama through the story.

C. ...making the drama feel real and believable.

A. ...a fight or action scene in a piece of drama.

D. ...a dramatic reaction to what is happening in the story.

D. ...a piece of drama that is made up and created without any script or preparation

A. ...a set of techniques used to get into character.

B. ...a piece of drama that is written down and 'scripted'

C. ...the part of the dramatic action where the conflict is at its worst point

Which of these best describes a script?

C. The written words that characters speak and directions that actors follow.

A. The 'chapters' of a play/drama.

B. The place where drama is performed.

D. The person who helps to write a play.

How is drama different from other kinds of fiction?

B. Drama is written to be performed by actors for an audience.

A. Drama has more characters than other types of fiction.

C. Drama can only have one setting. Other types of fiction can have more than one setting.

D. Drama has less characters than other types of fiction.

What is meant by the theme of a story?

A. The overall message or lesson that is shown through the whole story.

B. The main plot of the story - the things that happen.

C. The dialogue between characters.

D. The conflict that gets resolved.

The setting of a story or a piece of drama refers to...

B. the place and time the story happens.

C. the characters in the story.

D. the relationships in the story.

Which of these statements is true?

D. There can be multiple protagonists, antagonists and supporting characters in a drama.

A. There can only be one protagonist in a drama.

B. There can only be one antagonist in a drama.

C. There can only be one supporting character in a drama.

Which is the correct order of dramatic action?

D. Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

A. Exposition, rising action, falling action, climax, resolution

B. Exposition, climax, falling action, rising action, resolution

C. Exposition, rising action, resolution, climax, falling action

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C. ...Salim going missing after going on the London Eye.

D. ...the police interview.

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