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6th grade DRAMA
6th grade DRAMA
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basic drama vocabulary
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speaker included in play to add background information about characters, setting, and events
narrator
protagonist
dialogue
antagonist
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the point of highest interest because conflict is decided
falling action
climax
antagonist
exposition
3
a list of all the characters in a play
resolution
cast
dialogue
narrator
4
written with the specific goal of entertaining the audience with a story performed by actors
purpose of drama
narrator
rising action
stage directions
5
events here show what characters do now that the conflict is over
rising action
exposition
falling action
resolution
6
long sections a play is separated into (like book chapters)
acts
cast of characters
dialogue
scenes
7
where the character faces a series of conflicts
climax
falling action
exposition
rising action
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the event that first causes or sets up the conflict
climax
initiating event
plot
resolution
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a specific time and place in which the play occurs; can also be universal
script
playwright
setting
falling action
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the parts of the play spoken by the actors and actresses
exposition
scenes
narrator
dialogue
11
a character or force in conflict with the main character (usually the bad guy or gal)
antagonist
playwright
narrator
protagonist
12
the author or writer of a play
essayist
playwright
poet
journalist
13
sequence of events where a character's conflict is introduced, developed, and resolved
plot
setting
dialogue
drama
14
Which is the correct sequential order of the plot?
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action,resolution
exposition, rising action, falling action, climax,resolution
resolution, exposition, climax,falling action, rising action
exposition, climax, rising action, falling action,resolution
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written version of a play or movie that lets actors know their lines and stage directions
playwright
narrator
rising action
script
16
the main character in a literary work who drives the plot forward (usually the good guy or gal)
narrator
playwright
protagonist
antagonist
17
a form of literature meant to be performed by actors in front of an audience
stage directions
playwright
initiating event
drama
18
explains how actors should move, with what emotion lines should be read, or how to set up stage
stage directions
purpose of drama
playwright
dialogue
19
beginning of play where characters and setting are introduced
exposition
falling action
resolution
rising action
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smaller sections of a play where the setting does not change
acts
scenes
plot
dialogue