ELDA 1 - CYCLE 2 WEEK 1 - SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT 1

What is a script?

• The written text of a play, movie, or broadcast

• A character's internal thoughts

• A summary of the plot

• A list of characters in the play

Which term refers to the people or beings who take part in the action of a play?

• Dialogue

• Characters

• Stage directions

• Plot

What is dialogue in a play?

• The written instructions for how the play should be performed

• A character’s thoughts

• The spoken exchanges between characters

• The scenery and props used on stage

What are stage directions?

• The physical movement of actors on stage

• The dialogue between characters

• Instructions in the script that describe actions or movements of the characters

• A character's internal monologue

What is the climax of a plot?

• The beginning of the play

• The point of highest tension or conflict

• The final outcome of the play

• The introduction of the characters

Which of the following is a dramatic convention?

• A literary genre

• A set of rules or techniques accepted by actors and audience

• The resolution of a story’s conflict

• The exposition of a story

Which of these is an example of dramatic irony?

• The audience knows something the characters do not

• The characters know something the audience does not

• A character makes a joke during a serious scene

• The audience is left in suspense until the end

In a typical plot structure, what follows the climax?

• Exposition

• Rising action

• Falling action

• Inciting incident

What is the resolution in a plot structure?

• The part where the conflict is introduced

• The solution to the main conflict of the story

• The introduction of the characters and setting

• The part where the tension builds up

Which element of a script provides insight into the setting and actions but is not spoken aloud?

• Dialogue

• Characters

• Stage directions

• Plot