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Greek Theater all began in the Theatre of ______________ in Athens: Dionysus. What were the two types of Greek theater: tragedy. Actors wore ___________ to show emotion: masks. The theater of Dionysus could hold _________ people and was designed so people could _________: . Greek actors were highly regarded and were given which two benefits? : government positions. All of the following are true about Ancient Greek Theater EXCEPT which of the following: actors wore microphones

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

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

A quiz testing knowledge of music dynamics, featuring 20 multiple-choice questions on terms, symbols, and applications in musical performance and notation.

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