Drama is different from other literary genre because

It is meant to be acted out in front of an audience

Objects used on stage by actors

Words spoken by characters in the play

Detailed information about something

Information that is to tell the actors what to do

The lesson or message the play sends

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Elements of Drama 4th Grade

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Drama is different from other literary genre because
It is always fiction
It is meant to be acted out in front of an audience
It is short
It always has a mystery
2
The plot is
The objects the actors use
The people in a play
The audience
The events of a play
3
What does the section titled "Cast" tell?
The names of the characters
The problem
The title of the play
The setting
4
Which words mean the same?
Drama, Actor
Drama, Play
Play, Mystery
Book, Play
5
How many characters are in this play?
5
3
2
7
6
How many characters are in this part of the play?
2
4
1
3
7
Bonus: Props are
The final ending of the drama
The events that will happen later in the story
The words of the play
Objects used on stage by actors
8
Setting is
The people or animals in the play
Where the play happens
The lesson that the characters learn
The person reading the play
9
Dialogue is
The people in a play
Words spoken by characters in the play
The place the play takes place
The name of a play
10
Description is
A summary
Characters
Detailed information about something
The name of a play
11
Stage directions are
What happens in the story
Information that is to tell the actors what to do
The street number and name of the theater
The list of the characters and the actors who play them
12
The written words of a play are called
Stories
Songs
Scripts
Actions
13
Theme is
The people and animals that are a part of the story
A fictional play
The lesson or message the play sends
Where the story takes place
14
Characters are
The people in the play
The actions in the play
What the people say
The problem in the play
15
MRS. MILLER: (Opening the door) Good morning! What are the words (Opening the door)?
Stage directions
Actors
Setting
Characters
16
WILL: Hey, Tyler. Happy birthday! What is 'WILL'?
The setting
Stage directions
A character
Dialogue
17
Bonus: How are plays usually divided?
By time period
By acts and scenes
By verses and stanzas
By pages and chapters
18
What is the setting of scene 3?
At the bottom of a rabbit hole
A rabbit
In a kitchen
On a path
19
What is shown with all capital letters in this script?
The stage directions
The setting
The characters
The dialogue
20
Who speaks first on this page of the script?
Emma
Lois
Transition
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