Drama Terms

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DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

(a) is the depiction of fictional or non-fictional events in theater, film, radio, or television.

Drama

Act

Scene

Line

Comedy

Tragedy

Script

Stage Directions

Prologue

Foil

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DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

A major section of a play is called a(n) (a) .

act

soliloquy

monologue

line

comedy

tragedy

script

aside

prologue

foil

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DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

A(n) (a) is a subdivision of an act that changes when the time or location changes.

scene

soliloquy

monologue

line

comedy

tragedy

script

aside

prologue

foil

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ELAGSE7RL3

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

A(n) (a) is spoken dialogue by a character in a play.

line

soliloquy

monologue

comedy

tragedy

script

aside

prologue

foil

scene

Tags

ELAGSE7RL3

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

A(n) (a) is a humorous play that has a light tone and a happy ending.

comedy

soliloquy

monologue

tragedy

script

aside

prologue

foil

scene

act

Tags

ELAGSE7RL3

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

A(n) (a) is a play that ends with the death of a main character.

tragedy

soliloquy

monologue

script

aside

prologue

foil

scene

act

line

Tags

ELAGSE7RL3

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

A(n) (a) is the written text of a play.

script

soliloquy

monologue

aside

prologue

foil

scene

act

line

tragedy

Tags

ELAGSE7RL3

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Drama Terms

(a) is the depiction of fictional or non-fictional events in theater, film, radio, or television.

A major section of a play is called a(n) (a) .

A(n) (a) is a subdivision of an act that changes when the time or location changes.

A(n) (a) is spoken dialogue by a character in a play.

A(n) (a) is a humorous play that has a light tone and a happy ending.

A(n) (a) is a play that ends with the death of a main character.

A(n) (a) is the written text of a play.

(a) in the script tell how the play is performed.

A(n) (a) is an introduction to a script, usually spoken by the chorus.

A(n) (a) is a character who contrasts with or is the opposite of another character.

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Drama Terms

​ ​ ​ ​ ​ (a) is the depiction of fictional or non-fictional events in theater, film, radio, or television. ​

​ ​ ​ ​ ​ A major section of a play is called a(n) ​ (a) .

​ ​ ​ ​ ​A(n) ​ (a) is a subdivision of an act that changes when the time or location changes.

​ ​ ​ ​ ​A(n) ​​ (a) is spoken dialogue by a character in a play.

​ ​ ​ ​ ​A(n) ​​ (a) is a humorous play that has a light tone and a happy ending.

​ ​ ​ ​ ​A(n) ​​ (a) is a play that ends with the death of a main character.

​ ​ ​ ​ ​A(n) ​​ (a) is the written text of a play.

​ ​ ​ ​ ​​​ (a) in the script tell how the play is performed.

​ ​ A(n)​​​ (a) is an introduction to a script, usually spoken by the chorus.

​ ​ A(n)​​​ (a) is a character who contrasts with or is the opposite of another character.

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(a) is the depiction of fictional or non-fictional events in theater, film, radio, or television.

A major section of a play is called a(n) (a) .

A(n) (a) is a subdivision of an act that changes when the time or location changes.

A(n) (a) is spoken dialogue by a character in a play.

A(n) (a) is a humorous play that has a light tone and a happy ending.

A(n) (a) is a play that ends with the death of a main character.

A(n) (a) is the written text of a play.

(a) in the script tell how the play is performed.

A(n) (a) is an introduction to a script, usually spoken by the chorus.

A(n) (a) is a character who contrasts with or is the opposite of another character.