Drama Task Cards

13. (13.) A person who performs a role in a drama is known as what?

• the narrator

• the character/actor

• the stage directions

• the writer

(14.) The part of a drama that tells the characters how to move and speak is known as what?

• the narrator

• the characters

• the stage directions

• the writer

(12.) Dialogue is an element that is used in drama.

What is dialogue?

• what the character does

• when the setting changes

• when the drama ends

• what the characters say

(9.) What is stage direction?

• the action that the character does

• when the setting changes

• after the drama ends

• the action that the characters do and say

(10.) Scenes will often change in drama. Why do scenes change?

• because the characters change

• because the dialogue changes

• because the setting changes

• because the stage direction changes

(11.) Drama is a type of writing, but how is it different from other forms of writing?

• Drama only has a narrator.

• Drama is meant to be acted out.

• Drama is writing that you can only read.

• Drama only has pictures and not words.

(15.) A drama is a story that is performed using ________ that characters say.

• stage direction

• jokes

• dialogue

• scenes

(16.) Dramas are divided into different acts.

What is an act?

• a group of scenes that form an important part of the story

• a group of lines that form an important part of the story

• a group of characters that form an important part of the story

• a group of stage directions that form an important part of the story

(4.) Where is the setting of the drama?

• in the mother's car on the way to town

• at school on the playground

• outside playing

• at the park feeding ducks

(3.) Who are the characters in the drama?

• Carla

• All the children

• Mom

• Ben, Tom, Carla, and Mom