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Elements of Drama
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Match the definition of key terms for drama, such as dialogue and aside. #drama
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When the actor talks to the audience and the other characters on stage act like they can't hear
monologue
tragedy
dialogue
aside
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What is the fourth wall?
a type of monologue
an example of dramatic irony
the invisible, pretend wall between the stage and the audience
an example of verbal irony
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A cliche is?
an example of breaking the fourth wall
something new in films
situational irony
a trope that is overused so that it becomes boring
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Conversation between characters on stage
monologue
soliloquy
tragic flaw
dialogue
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What is the purpose of drama?
to convey technical information
to entertain
to teach us about ancient Greece
it has no purpose
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Which of the following is true of meta films or shows?
they make fun of tropes of genres
all of the above
they break the fourth wall
they refer to the fact that they are making a movie or show
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When we know that the crazy killer is hiding in the closet, but the characters in the horror movie do not, that's called
soliloquy
aside
dramatic irony
monologue
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In a play, all character thoughts must be spoken aloud because the audience has no other way to know them.
False
True
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Instructions to actors and descriptions of setting written in italics, not spoken aloud.
soliloquy
aside
stage directions
monologue
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A literary device, character, or plot element that is used many times is called:
Shakespeare
dramatic irony
monologue
a trope
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A long speech by a character where others are present on stage
monologue
dialogue
comedy
stage directions
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A film or television show that is self-referential, makes fun of tropes, and breaks the fourth wall is:
comedy
tragic flaw
meta
dialogue
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When the audience knows something that the characters do not, that is called?
comic relief
tragedy
dramatic irony
soliloquy
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A speech given by a character alone on stage in which he/she reveals his/her thoughts
dialogue
aside
soliloquy
tragic hero