Drama Quiz

What does a playwright write for a drama?

• The script, including dialogue and stage directions

• The music score

• The costume designs

• The promotional posters

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The notes in a drama that describe how the scene should be performed

are known as the ___________ ___________.

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Which of the following is NOT a part of the set design or costume?

• Props

• Scenery

• Costumes and makeup

• Lighting

What is the difference between acts and scenes in a drama?

• Acts are shorter and scenes are longer

• Acts and scenes are the same

• Acts are made up of multiple scenes

• Scenes include the entire script

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Dramas are meant to be __________________.

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What are the moveable items used by characters in a play that make it more realistic?

• acts

• stage directions

• props

• costumes

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Everything on a stage that indicates a specific time, place, and environment of the action is known as ____________.

• stage directions

• set design

• props

• lighting

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The written text of a drama that includes both the

dialogue and stage directions and is divided into Acts and Scenes.

• tragedy

• comedy

• script

• purpose

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Plays that includes the downfall of a tragic hero.

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Plays that show conflict with humor and jokes.

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