Drama

What is drama?

• A. Problems caused by friends in the playground

• B. The written words for actors to read

• C. A story that is written to be performed or acted out

• D. The characters in a story

A conversation taking place between characters in a play is called...

• A. Speech

• B. Dialogue

• C. Lines

• D. Script

What part of the story introduces the setting and characters to the audience?

• A. Climax

• B. Rising Action

• C. Exposition

• D. Resolution

Characterisation is when...

• A. ...an actor changes themselves to perform a different character.

• B. ...more characters join the story.

• C. ...a character speaks.

• D. ...a character faces conflict.

A monologue...

• A. ...is where one character speaks to another character.

• B. ...only appears in books.

• C. ...is a conversation between more than two characters.

• D. ...is only spoken by one character, alone.

'Attitude' is the ________ in a relationship.

• A. power

• B. feelings

• C. motivation

• D. conflict

The main dilemma of The London Eye Mystery is...

• A. ...the relationship between Ted and Kat.

• B. ...Salim not wanting to go to New York.

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

• D. ...the police interview.

Warm ups in drama are important because...

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

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

• C. ...they let us run around.

• D. ...they prevent injury.

The person who writes a play is called a/an...

• A. Author

• B. Narrator

• C. Playwright

• D. Director

The central character in a work of drama is called a...

• A. Antagonist

• B. Protagonist

• C. Minor character

• D. Narrator