MYP 5 Elements of Drama + DNA

This type of character does NOT change throughout a story.

A character who contrasts with another character in order to better highlight certain qualities of the protagonist

Literary term that means a greater meaning the literal suggestion

The conversations between characters in a drama or literary work.

What does Phil's eating signify?

A major unit of action in a play similar that is similar to a chapter in a book

Who speaks the first word in the play?

Which two characters equal the weight of a fat postman with bad teeth?

The feeling or tone of a performance

The timing & pace of a drama

The main character or hero in a narrative or drama, usually the one with whom the audience identifies.

These characters EVOLVE as individuals and learn from their experiences.

A list of all the characters in a play, usually in the order of appearance. It is found at the beginning of a script

A play or part of a play with speaking roles for only two actors

The central idea or life lesson the writer intends to share with the reader

The playwright’s instructions to the director, performers, and stage crew.

Who first comes up with the plan to frame an imaginary postman?

Who said this? "Doesn't everyone want to be us, come here in the woods? Isn't that worth keeping hold of?"

Cathy is a disturbing character because...

Form of literature that is written to be performed for an audience.

The author of a drama

A subdivision of an act.

The time and place a work occurs

A key moment of dramatic tension and conflict in the play

Who wrote the play?

The sequence of actions and events.