Drama Test Review
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- Q1A major theme explored in Flowers for Algernon isMan Playing GodStruggle with equalityNeed to have friendsDesire for a better life30s
- Q2A major motif explored in Flowers for Algernon isRole of intelligence in human relationshipsFear of failureLonlinessCourage30s
- Q3The stage directions in this short piece from Flowers from Algernon suggestsCharlie is tiredCharlie is fearful of BurtCharlie is agressiveCharlie is eager to please30s
- Q4The purpose of reading stage directions is toExplains motifSignify the ArchetypeDevelop the humarIndicate nonverbal motivations, scenery and time period.30s
- Q5What is dialogue?Conversation between the two or more actorsA reoccurring characterAn internal speech that the audience can hear the actor's thoughts.A speech spoken to another character or audience30s
- Q6The dialogue between Struass and Nemur supportsTheir concern about what the general population would think regarding experimental surgeryThe Federal Drug Administration will fine them.Concern that Joe and Frank will continue to taunt him.Concern that Charlie will be fired30s
- Q7What is an archetype?recurrent idea found in a piece of literatureStories that are turerecurrent message intended by author.recurrent symbol, motif or character in literature30s
- Q8What is a motif?Main idea of a pieceMessage of the pieceRecurrent idea throughout a piece of literaturerising action of a piece30s
- Q9What is plot?A speech that is intended to be heard by the other actors.A speech said so the audiences can hear the actor's thoughtsAll action that occurs in a play or storyProblem30s
- Q10What is conflict?AntagonistThe problem and rising action of a playThe story problem is solvedThe story line30s
- Q11What is theme?The central message from the authorLines said by an actor.The main idearecurring idea30s
