VOCABULARY
THREATENING
WHAT IS MENACING?
A FEELING OF TENSION OR UNCERTAINTY
WHAT IS SUSPENSE?
DIALOGUE AND SOUND EFFECTS
HOW IS A RADIO DRAMA TOLD?
RISING TENSION
WHAT IS A COMMON FEATURE OF SUSPENSE DRAMAS?
MRS. STEVENSON
WHO IS THE MAIN CHARACTER?
EASY TO BREAK
WHAT IS FRAGILE?
THE MAIN PROBLEM OR STRUGGLE
WHAT IS CONFLICT?
SOUND EFFECTS
WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT IN A RADIO PLAY?
HOW THE CONFLICT IS SOLVED
WHAT IS THE RESOLUTION?
THE BEDROOM
WHERE DOES THE STORY TAKE PLACE?
NERVOUS OR WORRIED
WHAT IS ANXIOUS?
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ACTORS AND SOUND EFFECTS
WHAT ARE STAGE DIRECTIONS?
MYSTERY/THRILLER
WHAT GENRE IS SORRY WRONG NUMBER?
WHERE AND WHEN THE STORY TAKES PLACE
WHAT IS THE SETTING?
OFFICER DUFFY
WHO IS ANOTHER CHARACTER IN THE STORY?
CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN CHARACTERS
WHAT IS DIALOGUE?
MOST INTENSE OR IMPORTANT MOMENT
WHAT IS THE CLIMAX?
BY CREATING UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
HOW DO PLAYWRIGHTS OFTEN BUILD SUSPENSE?
THE AUDIENCE'S FEELINGS
WHAT THE MOOD OF A DRAMA REFERS TO?
11:15
WHAT TIME THE MURDER IS TO TAKE PLACE?
A SPEECH GIVEN BY ONE CHARACTER
WHAT IS MONOLOGUE?
THE LESSON OR MESSAGE OF THE STORY
WHAT IS THE THEME?
TO FOCUS ON SOUND AND TENSION
HOW DOES A PLAYWRIGHT RELYS ON PHONE CONVERSATIONS IN DRAMAS?
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
WHO IS WELL KNOWN PLAYWRIGHT?
IN A BEDROOM AT NIGHT