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Drama

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  • This is the villain; someone who opposes the main character in a play or novel.
    Antagonist
  • What is the play's main struggle?
    Conflict
  • This is a division within a play, like a chapter divides parts of a novel.
    Act
  • What is the term for introducing the play's basic situation?
    Exposition
  • These are the playwright's notes to actors, directors, and readers.
    Stage directions
  • This is the written form of a play.
    Script
  • This is an example of what? "Lights turn on and shine on the beautiful Sandy Olsson."
    Stage directions
  • Acts in a play are broken up into smaller parts called ______________.
    Scenes
  • These are movable objects, like swords or pens, that actors use on stage.
    Props
  • This is a comment made by a character but not heard by other characters onstage.
    Aside
  • This is the central message or lesson about life in a play.
    Theme
  • What is the play's most exciting part?
    Climax
  • What is the background of the play?
    Scenery
  • What is a story written to be performed in front of an audience?
    Drama
  • What is the word used to describe various items on the stage, such as furniture?
    Props
  • This is the main character in a play or novel.
    Protagonist
  • This is what the actors wear.
    Costumes
  • This is when a character speaks to himself or herself on stage.
    Soliloquy
  • A person or animal in a play
    Character
  • This is the word for the main events of a play.
    Plot
  • What is a dialogue?
    A conversation between two or more people or characters
  • A speech performed to an audience is ___________.
    Monologue
  • What is the term for the author of a play?
    Playwright
  • How the character looks, what he or she says, and how he or she acts reveals the character's ______________.
    Personality
  • What is the time and place of a play?
    Setting
  • These are the playwright's notes about special effects.
    Stage directions