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ELA Drama Test

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What are five basic elements of Drama? Drama, scripts, set, acts, and Scene.
What's drama A story told in dialogue by performers in front of an audience.
What's script Written text of the Drama.
What's set Background and scenery.
What's acts Segments of a play.
Scene Segments of an act.
What are two types of Drama? Comedy and Tragedy
Whats comedy Has a happy ending, funny situations.
What's Tragedy Events lead to the downfall of the main character.
What are the two character trait elements Tragic flaw and foil
Whats tragic flaw A trait leading to the character’s downfall
Foil A character who is almost the exact opposite of another character
What are two types of characterization Direct and Indirect.
What is direct characterization Telling - The author describes the character through narration.
What is Indirect characterization Showing - The author hints to the reader what the character is like by describing the characters.
What are the 3 types of speech in drama Monologue, Dialogue, and aside.
What's monologue A long speech by a single character to reveal his thoughts to the audience.
Dialogue Conversation between several characters.
Aside words spoken by the character directly to the audience
Prologue The opening part of a drama that introduces the play
Epilogue Provides insight about the life of characters after the story ends
What are stage directions Written directions to help the actor know how to feel or what to do when certain lines are spoken
How are stage directions written Printed in italics or in parenthesis
What are the two sets of foils in the story "A Christmas Carol" Scrooge & Nephew Scrooge & Fezziwig
What are the symbols in "A Christmas Story" Marley’s Chains symbolize Scrooge’s wrongdoings, and guilt
What are the themes in "A Christmas Story" Money cannot buy happiness People can change Treat others as you’d want to be treated.
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