Elements of Drama Pretest

I tell the actors where and how to move. I am in parentheses and am not read aloud. 

We are anything you can use to make the play seem realistic. We are not as big as scenery. 

We are the words the characters speak in a play. Sometimes we are funny, scary, or sad. 

I am a part of the play. I contain smaller parts called scenes. 

Often you do not see me but you will hear my voice. I give background information for the play

I can be past, present or future. I can be in a school, hospital, or other places in the story.

I can be the stage and the scenery used on a stage.  

I make a play seem realistic. I am bigger than a prop and normally hang out in the background. 

I am made out of paper. Cast members read me to learn their lines in a play. 

I am the events of the play. I am in sequential order.  

I am located within an act. When I change, my setting or characters may change. What am I?

I am a literary word that is acted and preformed in front of an audience. 

We are the characters in the plot. We act, sing, or dance. We follow stage directions. 

I am the message of big idea that the play is about. 

I am the building that has seats for an audience and a stage for performance.