BASIC
MID
HARD
Grammar
Extra Credit
100

What is Drama?

It is a play. It is a story meant to be performed in front of an audience. 

100

What is a conversation between or among characters?

Dialogue

100

What is a speaker?

The person telling the story. The narrator.

100

What is another way of saying Argumentative?

persuasive

100

What type of point of view is told from the perspective of a character in the story and includes pronouns like "I, Me, My"

1st Person Point of View. 

200

What is a Script?

A script is the written form of the play. It includes dialogue and stage directions. 

200

What is a Comedy?

A happy type of play that often has funny situations and a happy ending

200

What is a simile v. a metaphor?

Simile uses 'like' or 'as' to compare 2 things. Metaphor compares two things but does NOT use 'like' or 'as'


Simile: He is as harry as a pig. 

Metaphor: He is a hair pig.

200

What is the main purpose of an argumentative article?

To convince/persuade you to believe in what they are writing about. 

Ex. If the author is saying college athletes should be paid because of how much money colleges earn because of them, then he wants you to believe that as well.

200

What type of point of view is told from the perspective of someone who is NOT a part of the story. 

3rd Person Point of View

300

What is a Playwright?

A playwright is the AUTHOR of the play. 
300

What is a Set vs a Prop?

A Set is a piece of construction that shows a location (setting of the play) and the Props are items that the actors use to make the play more believable. 

300

What type of figurative language gives non-human things or objects human characteristics?

Personification

300

What are some examples of Evidence?

Facts, Quotes from credible people, News Sources (ESPN, CNN, CBS, etc.) Dollar Amounts ($), Percentages (%), Graphs and Diagrams, etc.

300

What type of point of view is told from the perspective of someone NOT in the story and only knows the thoughts and feelings of ONE character?

3rd Person Limited

400

What is the name of the concept that: 

describes the setting, and how the characters speak. Can be found italicized or in brackets []

These are called Stage Directions. 

SUPER IMPORTANT 

400

What is a Tragedy?

It is a sad type of drama that includes death or the downfall of the main character

400

This is a type of figurative language that is used when a person, place, thing, or event represents something else

Symbolism. 

Red Rose = Love

White Dove = Peace

400

What is a Claim?

It is a statement made by the author that he wants to convince you about. It can also be argued against. 


Ex. Sugar is bad for you because it causes health problems.

400

What type of point of view is told from the perspective of someone who only knows the EXTERNAL Facts of the characters in the story?

3rd Person Objective

500

Provide 3 defining features of the genre Drama

Includes:

Dialogue, Script, Actors, Playwright, Props, Theatre, Conflict, Stage Directions

500

What type of speech is a speech that someone gives to themselves that includes their private feelings and thoughts?

A Soliloquy 

500

What 5 things make up Imagery?

the 5 senses. 

Sight, Sound, Taste, Smell, and Touch

500

What is a counterclaim and how is a rebuttal used against it?

A counterclaim is a statement made that says something positive about the opposing viewpoint. However, it is only mentioned so that it can be destroyed by the rebuttal.

500

What is Direct vs Indirect Characterization?

Direct Characterization: Author TELLS you their character traits (ex. She is bossy)

Indirect Characterization: Author does NOT tell you and you must INFER their traits. (She saved the puppy from being hit by a card. INFER: She is a kind person.)