Drama Background

The word drama comes from the Greek word for __________.

• action

• play

• stage

• dialogue

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A play in written form is called _______ 

• dialogue

• a script

• a book

• a narrative

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When characters have a conversation with each other in a play it is called ________.

• dialogue

• stage directions

• talking

• conversing

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The practice of putting on the play is called ________

• Rehearsal

• Staging

• Practice

• Stage set

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Items that actors use onstage during the performance to support the action are called

• sets

• props

• thingamabobs

• scenes

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If the actors on stage are CLOSER to the audience they are what?

• downstage

• upstage

• center stage

A play is divided in what? (usually has 1 to 5 of these)

• Scenes

• Sets

• Acts

• Props

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Acts are divided into smaller portions called what?

• Small acts

• scenes

• sets

• props

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The cast are

• The people who perform in the play.

• The people who work backstage

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The crew are

• The people who perform on stage

• The people who work backstage

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