Drama Quiz 31 (20 MCQs)

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1. ..... is used to suggest an upcoming outcome to the story.
2. A smaller section of a play that takes place in a single setting
3. The words characters speak
4. Setting
5. The "beat" of the poem is called the
6. What is the meaning of the term scenes?
7. A speech given by a character onstage, alone, to let the audience know what he/she is thinking or feeling.
8. In Scene 5, Mother explains that new children-that is, babies-do not receive names until they are placed with a Family Unit. What can you infer is the most likely reason for this?
9. Preston is going to see a play. The play starts at 8:00, so he thinks he'll show up at 8:15. He intends to update his social media accounts on his phone during the play so everyone will know what he's up to. He also plans to scroll through social media a few times to make sure he doesn't miss any updates.What could you tell Preston to improve his theater etiquette?
10. Setting is the
11. To read with appropriate "expression, pronunciations, and stress" to emphasize certain words and how they interpreted.
12. It is a literary element wherein it is the turning point or high point of a story when events can go either way.
13. GREEK-
14. One who creates the clothes that the singers will wear on stage.
15. A verse telling a story intended for representation by actors through dialogue or action
16. The time or place that something takes place
17. EXTRA CREDIT:Define:Theater
18. In Elizabethan drama, a role taken by a single actor who recited the prologue and epilogue and gave comments that linked the acts and foreshadowed events to come.
19. Part of the story that develops problem/ conflict through a series of events that build interest and/ or suspense
20. Seriously surprising secrets is an example of a(n) .....