Drama terms 2019
Quiz by Arlene A. Bandas
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- Q1dramatic work with a happy endingcomedy30s
- Q2main character or tragic hero comes to an unhappy endtragedy30s
- Q3excessive pridehubris30s
- Q4following of a serious scene with a lighter, mildly humorous onecomic relief30s
- Q5main character, of importance to society, who has a fatal error in judgment which leads to his /her downfalltragic hero30s
- Q6a cleansing of emotionscatharsis30s
- Q7one who seeks revenge or retributionnemesis30s
- Q8tragic resolutioncatastrophe30s
- Q9fatal error in judgment or charactertragic flaw30s
- Q10sets the tone, setting, characters, previous events and main conflictexposition30s
- Q11series of complicationsrising action30s
- Q12turning point/ situation will either improve or deterioratecrisis30s
- Q13emotional peak; occurs right before the resolutionclimax30s
- Q14actor is alone on stage telling innermost thoughts to audiencesoliloquy30s
- Q15private words that a character in a play speaks to the audience or to another character, which are not supposed to be overheard by others onstage.aside30s