06/07/2020 Drama (Senior Class Literature Study by Topics) 0Comments by Gate Academy Welcome to your Drama (Senior Class Literature Study by Topics) Tragedy refers to one of the followingPlays that have both happy and sad endingsPlays intended to provide comic relief to viewers or readersPlays that usually have a happy endingPlays that do not have a happy ending The type of drama with the intention of making people laugh is referred to asComedyStage playTragic ComedyTragedy The type of drama that derives humor from realistic stories or real life stories and situation is referred to asComedyTragedyComicMelodrama ............. refers to a sub category of comedy characterized by greatly exaggerated characters and situations.MelodramaComedyMimeFarce .............. is the type of play that starts with a tragedy and ends with a happy endingTragedy melodramaFarceComedyTragic-comedy A story told through not just dialogue, but also with music and dance is referred to asMusicalMelodramaFarceComedy ............. is a genre of literature that is usually performed by actors on stage before an audience .DramaFictionPoetryProse ............ is a literary and theatrical form consisting a written or spoken conversational exchange between two or more peopleDialogueEpiloguePrologueMonologue Someone who writes plays is referred to as .............AuthorNovelettePlaywrightActor A state of being active that is characterized by physical or mental activity is referred to as ..........SceneActionDramaPlay ............. refers to releasing of emotions or other tension resulting from a comic episode interposed in the middle of serious or tragic elements in a dramaTragedyComic ReliefClimaxSoliloquy ............ is a device often use in drama when a character speaks to himself or herself , relating thoughts and feelings, thereby sharing them with audienceSoliloquyPrologueDialogueMonotone .............. is a dramatic device which a character speaks to the audienceMimeAsideSoliloquyMelodrama ............. is a brief comment, rather than a speech, that may be addressed to the audience expresslyAsideMonologueSolilioquyPrologue ............... is a feeling of pleasurable fascination and excitement mixed with apprehension, tension and anxiety developed from an unpredictable, mysterious and rousing source of entertainmentSuspenseActionDenouementPrologue ................ refers to an opening to a story that establishes the setting and gives background details, often some earlier story that ties into the main one, and other informationEpiloguePrologueMonologueDialogue A piece of writing at the end of a work of literature, usually used to bring closure to the work is referred to as ............... A piece of writing at the beginning of a work of literature or drama, usually used to open the story and capture interest is called ...........EpilogueMonologueDialoguePrologue ................ refers to some sort f disagreement or discord arising within a group when the beliefs or actions of one or more members of the group are either resisted by or unacceptable to one or more members of the groupConflictEpiloguePrologueCharacter .............. refers to the main character or primary personal figure of a literary , theatrical, cinematic or musical narrativeCharacterProtagonistAntagonistTragic character ............ is referred to as the opponent or enemy who works against the main character.AntagonistProtagonistHeroCharacter ............. refers to a designated space for the performance of productionsStageArenaStadiumDeck In the ................. type of stage, the audience is located at one side of the stage with the remaining sides hidden and used by the performers and techniciansprosceniumthrustplatformtheatre In drama, the ............... serves as a focal point for the members of the audienceDialogueCostumeStageMonologue In ............. type of stage, the platform or performance area extends into the audience space so that the audience is located on three sidesthrustprosceniumtheatre roundlinear The type of stage where the audience is located on all four sides of the stage is called ............. stageprosceniumthrusttheatre in the roundstadium Humor is the main feature or attribute in .............ComedyTragedyProsePoetry .............. is a play that combines elements of good and bad, in which the play has a serious tone and series of tense moments but events in the play end on a note of reliefComedyFarceTragi-comedyMelodrama .............. refers to a dramatic action or speech rendered by only one character who enacts the presence of other characters even as they are not there.AsideMonologueSoliloquyIrony .................... refers to a form of dramatic performance with scenes played by body movements or gestures without words.MimeEpicAsideMelodrama .................. is a type of drama that deals with controversial social issues in a realistic manner, expose social ills, and stimulate thought and discussionThesisFarceMimeAside ............ are the persons through whom the playwright communicates his ideas to the audience.ManagersProducersCharactersDirectors ................. is the process of creating characters an adorning them with certain attributes or vices.CharacterizationDialogueAdornmentCasting The sequential arrangement of events in a creative work is referred to as ...........PlotSettingCharacterizationCasting ............ refers to a disagreement between two or two groupsConflictDeucesCatharsisPurgation Time is Up!
