Drama: Acts and Scenes
Quiz by Cecilia A Perez
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- Q1
The playwright included only 1 act because:
Act 1
Scene 1
Yolanda and Sam stood in the music room for a meeting with the teacher.
Act 1
Scene 2
Samantha and Raul enter the music room for their meeting.
The setting does not change.
The characters changed.
120s - Q2
The playwright included only 1 act because:
Act 1
Scene 1
Benny and Claudia sat on beanbags playing video games in their living room.
Act 1
Scene 2
Cassy stands in the living room looking at the game controllers which were left on the ground, wondering who was playing video games.
The playwright was just being creative.
The setting does not change.
120s - Q3
The playwright included only 1 act because:
Act 1
Scene 1
The army marched across the field to the beat of the drums.
Act 1
Scene 2
The cooks set up their station in the field so they could get dinner ready for the soldiers.
The setting does not change.
Readers get confused with too many settings.
120s - Q4
The playwright included two scenes because:
Act 1
Scene 1
Yolanda and Sam stood in the music room for a meeting with the teacher.
Act 1
Scene 2
Samantha and Raul enter the music room for their meeting.
New characters are introduced.
The settings are different.
120s - Q5
The playwright included 2 scenes because:
Act 1
Scene 1
Benny and Claudia sat on beanbags playing video games in their living room.
Act 1
Scene 2
Cassy stands in the living room looking at the game controllers which were left on the ground, wondering who was playing video games.
The settings stay the same.
New characters are introduced.
120s - Q6
The playwright included 2 scenes because:
Act 1
Scene 1
The army marched across the field to the beat of the drums.
Act 1
Scene 2
The cooks set up their station in the field so they could get dinner ready for the soldiers.
New characters are introduced.
The setting changes.
120s - Q7
The playwright included only 1 act because:
Act 1
Scene 1
The queen and her assistant talk about the upcoming feast in the castle's throne room.
Act 1
Scene 2
The queen takes a seat in the throne room and shares information about the feast with the Duke of Wellington.
The readers get confused with too many settings.
There are several settings.
The characters are the same.
The setting does not change.
120s - Q8
The playwright included 2 scenes because:
Act 1
Scene 1
The queen and her assistant talk about the upcoming feast in the castle's throne room.
Act 1
Scene 2
The queen takes a seat in the throne room and shares information about the feast with the Duke of Wellington.
Several characters have dialogue.
The setting stays the same.
New characters are introduced.
The setting changes.
120s - Q9
The playwright included only 1 act because:
Act 1
Scene 1
While standing in the garage, the car mechanic talks to Mr. Zoom about what needs to be fixed on his truck.
Act 1
Scene 2
While standing in the garage, the car mechanic talks to Mrs. Clark about what needs to be fixed on her car.
Readers get confused with too many settings.
The characters are the same.
The setting does not change.
There are several settings.
120s - Q10
The playwright included 2 scenes because:
Act 1
Scene 1
While standing in the garage, the car mechanic talks to Mr. Zoom about what needs to be fixed on his truck.
Act 1
Scene 2
While standing in the garage, the car mechanic talks to Mrs. Clark about what needs to be fixed on her car.
Several characters have dialogue.
The setting stays the same.
The setting changes.
New characters are introduced.
120s