Drama Vocab
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100

Type of drama that includes humor and jokes

What is COMEDY?

100

Really long and exciting adventure story with heroes and battles

What is an EPIC?

100

Used to communicate character, context, or environment

What is SOUND?

100

Longer sections that are made up of multiple scenes

What is ACT?

100

Comparing two things using "like" or "as"

What is a SIMILE?

200

Author of a play

What is PLAYWRIGHT?

200

Short poem from Japan typically with only three lines

What is HAIKU?

200

Worn by characters to portray character and mood

What is COSTUME?

200

Shorter sections that are usually a single event at one location

What are SCENES?

200

When you use big exaggerations to make a point

What is a HYPERBOLE?

300
Moveable items used by characters in a play

What are PROPS?

300

Poem that often talks about love or deep feelings and has 14 lines

What is SONNET?

300

Used to achieve a particular mood or tone

What is LIGHTING?

300

The conversations that occur between characters in a play

What is DIALOGUE?

300

In drama, examples are food, lantern, cane, suitcase, umbrella

What are PROPS?

400
The notes in a drama that describe how scenes should be performed

What is STAGE DIRECTIONS?

400

Like a song that tells a story in a simple way

What is BALLAD?

400

Includes curtains, backdrops, and furniture

What is SCENERY?

400
Includes dialogue, stage directions, and act & scenes

What is SCRIPT?

400
Character speaks to the audience as though other characters are not there

What is an ASIDE?

500

Includes scenery, lighting, costumes, and sound

What is SET DESIGN?

500

Example: "A red autumn leaf

                Falls gently to the still ground

                Nature's art at play"

What is a HAIKU?

500

"Romeo and Juliet" is an example of this type of drama

What is TRAGEDY?

500

Long uninterrupted speech made by one actor to another actor on stage

What is MONOLOGUE?

500
Speech made by a single actor who is alone on stage

What is SOLILOQUY?