Introduction to
Elements of
Characteristics of
Some examples
Mixed Bag
100
Story that actors perform on stage in front of an audience.
What is DRAMA.
100
The events of a story or a play.
What is PLOT.
100
Conversations between characters.
What is DIALOGUE.
100

He wrote 6 elements od drama

Who is Aristotle?

100
The highest point of tension in a story or play.
What is CLIMAX.
200

Of various forms of drama, these are the most popular

What are Plays.

200
Term for a story or play that is NOT real.
What is FICTION.
200

This is the difference between printed text of a play and the actual production of the play text on the stage.

What is the difference between theatre and drama?

200

He murders the the King at his wife’s behest

Who is Macbeth?

200
Spectators of a play or performance.
What is AUDIENCE.
300
The problem in a story or a play.
What is CONFLICT.
300
Separates acts into smaller parts.
What are SCENES.
300

It represents the basic idea of the text

What is theme?

300

A dramatic production set in 16th century Venice

What is Merchant of Venice?

300

This character could be the object of sympathy - a main character who lacks conventional heroic qualities

Who is the anti-hero?

400

They have the responsibility of bringing the characters to life

What is ACTORS.

400

It represents when and where the drama unfolds.

What is setting

400

The word choices made by the playwright to create tone and mood

What is language in drama?

400

 ‘To be or not to be'

What is a famous soliloquy from Hamlet?

400

The resolution of the conflict in the play.

What is the last stage in a drama ?

500

It is a written blueprint



What is the Script

500

It involves the complete range of aspects of dramatic production from the setting, make-up, costumes to special effects.

What is spectacle?

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500


They are the agents of movement and progression in a drama.





What are characters?

500

Often referred to as ‘The Bard’?

Who is WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.

500

They are provided to the actors to follow and ensure unity of movement on stage.

What are stage directions