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  • Describe a morality play.
    A play where characters are personification of abstract ideas like Life, Death, or Beauty.
  • It is a struggle between opposing forces that drives the action of the story.
    Conflict
  • In this part of the plot, characters, settings, and the basic situation are introduced.
    Exposition
  • It refers to the series of actions and events unfolding in front of an audience.
    Plot
  • It is a play with only one act.
    One-act play
  • Define what is hamartia.
    A tragic flaw that leads to the downfall of the protagonist.
  • It is a portrayal of fictional and non-fictional events through a performance of a written dialogue either on a stage, a film, or radio.
    Drama
  • She is the playwright of "The Game".
    Louise Bryant
  • These are the agents of actions that unfold the plot one decision at a time.
    Characters
  • A play that has a humorous story with a happy ending.
    Comedy
  • She is the muse of tragedy.
    Melpomene
  • He is the poet in the one-act play "The Game".
    Youth
  • She is the dancer in the one-act play "The Game".
    the Girl
  • Define what is a dialogue.
    It refers to the words that are said which also helps in the unfolding of the plot, development of the characters, and manifestation of the theme.
  • A play about the downfall of a hero or protagonist.
    Tragedy
  • Enumerate the four characters of "The Game".
    Life, Death, Youth, and the Girl
  • It refers to the universal message as supported by the plot and the development of characters.
    Theme
  • It is a major section in a play. It is like a chapter in a novel.
    Act
  • She is a character from "The Game" who values dreamers.
    Life
  • Define what is a spectacle in a drama.
    It is anything seen in the performance such as costumes, props, blockings, and actor’s movement.
  • Enumerate the six essential elements of drama according to Aristotle.
    Plot, Characters, Theme, Dialogue, Spectacle, and Music
  • Describe the climax of a story,
    It is the peak of action or the turning point of a story,
  • It is anything heard from the performance like sound effects, background music, and volume of the actors.
    Music
  • She is the muse of comedy.
    Thalia
  • He is the Greek philosopher who wrote the Poetics.
    Aristotle
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