Drama Unit Assessment
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- Q1Which term matches this definition? -the audience knows something the other characters do notdramatic ironydialogueact/sceneaside30s
- Q2Which term matches this definition? -a division of a playdramatic ironyact/scenedialogueaside30s
- Q3Which term matches this definition? -conversation between two or more actorsdramatic ironyasideact/scenedialogue30s
- Q4Which term matches this definition? -a brief remark that is directed to the audiencedramatic ironyact/sceneasidedialogue30s
- Q5Which term matches this definition? -an object that is used by actors to make the action more realisticsetstage directionssoliloquypropsmonologue30s
- Q6Which term matches this definition? -a playwright's comments that provide actors with information about how to say their lines or perform their rolessoliloquymonologuepropssetstage directions30s
- Q7Which term matches this definition? -an uninterrupted speech of one's inner thoughts that is meant for the audience to hearstage directionssoliloquysetmonologueprops30s
- Q8Which term matches this definition? -scenery and staging of a playsetmonologuestage directionspropssoliloquy30s
- Q9Which term matches this definition? -an uninterrupted speech that is said to other characterssetsoliloquystage directionsmonologueprops30s
- Q10In The Ugly Duckling, the audience knows that Princess Camilla and Dulcibella have traded places before Camilla reveals herself to Prince Simon. This is an example of _______dramatic ironydialogueact/sceneaside30s
- Q11During Pyramus and Thisby, Pyramus and Thisby speak to one another through the wall. This is an example of ________act/scenedialoguedramatic ironyaside30s
- Q12At the end of Pyramus and Thisby, Thisby finds Pyramus dead on scene and questions aloud what happened to him and then identifies all of the things she will miss about him. This is an example of ________propsstage directionssetsoliloquymonologue30s
- Q13At the beginning of Twelfth Night, the Duke goes on and on about his love for Olivia to his servants. His speech starts "If music be the food of love, play on/Give me excess of it, that surfeiting, the appetite may sicken and so die." This is an example of ________dialogueasidedramatic ironyact/scene30s
- Q14At one point in Twelfth Night, Viola turns to the audience and claims "Whoe'er I woo, myself would be [the Duke's] wife." This is an example of ________propsstage directionssoliloquysetmonologue30s
- Q15dWhy does no one want to marry Princess Camilla?
(This is part of the Ugly Duckling)
She is unattractive.She is unintelligent.She is cruel.30s