Drama Vocabulary Quiz
9 Questions
| Attempts: 2172
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
What is a way to divide the events that happen in a play?
- A.
Acts
- B.
Scenery
- C.
Scenes
- D.
Script
Correct Answer
C. Scenes -
- 2.
What are instructions for actors, directors, and the stage crew?
- A.
Props
- B.
Dialogue
- C.
Drama
- D.
Stage Directions
Correct Answer
D. Stage Directions -
- 3.
What are painted scenes, backdrops, or other materials meant to show the setting of a play?
- A.
Props
- B.
Scenery
- C.
Acts
- D.
Script
Correct Answer
B. Scenery -
- 4.
What is a story that can be acted out for an audience?
- A.
Drama/Play
- B.
Monologue
- C.
Props
- D.
Stage Directions
Correct Answer
A. Drama/Play -
- 5.
What is a speech made by a character that the other characters can also hear?
- A.
Dialogue
- B.
Monologue
- C.
Soliloquy
Correct Answer
B. Monologue -
- 6.
What are objects that actors use during the play?
- A.
Scenery
- B.
Acts
- C.
Script
- D.
Props
Correct Answer
D. Props -
- 7.
What is it called when you divide a group of two or more scenes?
- A.
An act
- B.
A prop
- C.
A scene
- D.
A script
Correct Answer
A. An act -
- 8.
What is a conversation between characters?
- A.
Monologue
- B.
Dialogue
- C.
Soliloquy
Correct Answer
B. Dialogue -
- 9.
What is a speech made by one person who is along on stage and sharing their thoughts with the audience and NOT the other characters?
- A.
Soliloquy
- B.
Monologue
- C.
Dialogue
Correct Answer
A. Soliloquy -
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