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What is the plot of a story: Sequence of events in a story. What is the setting of a play: The time and place of a story. Who are minor characters in a play: A character who does not play a large role in a story.. Who are the major characters of a play or story: The story would change if character were removed. Who is a narrator: A speaker or character who tells a story. Who is the playwright: The author of a play. What is a script: A set of papers with writing that will be read and acted out. What is a drama: A story written to be performed by actors. What is dialogue: Conversation between two or more characters. What is acting: use of face, body, and voice to portray character

Printable Elements of Drama worksheet covering plot, setting, structure, characters, and theatrical tools. Ideal for Grades 8-10 drama and ELA lessons.

Which of these describes the function of the prologue: Introduction or background information given before the start of the play. Where in a drama does a prologue come? : beginning. What are stage directions? : stage directions give information about how characters speak, act, what is occuring in the scene, the setting and other unseen information when reading a play . Which two of these gives the purpose of setting notes? : sets up the scene for the reader . Read the following: Character lists show which character is speaking at that moment in a play : False . Read the following: Character lists provide the names of characters in the drama and some background information about them: True. Which three of the following can narrators be called in a drama? : stage directors. Which of the following describes what dialogue is? : dialogue is the what characters say and the conversations that occur . Where in a drama would an epilogue come? : end. What is the purpose of an epilogue? : it provides information about what happened after the events in the play

Printable dramatic devices worksheet covering monologue, soliloquy, dramatic irony, foreshadowing, and aside. Ideal for Grades 6–10 literature and drama lessons.

Sophocles is credited as being the first actor: False. Greek theatre masks were created solely for entertainment purposes:: False. Who attended Greek theatre tragedies: . Women roles in Greek theatre were always played by women: False. What area is show in red: Orchestra. What part of the Greek theatre is the blank box on: Theatron. Who was the Greek god of theater: Dionysus. Who was the first actor: Thespis. What were Greek theaters built on: Hills. Who wrote Oedipus: Sophocles