Class 7 Art Education Chapter 3 Drama Quiz 49 (25 MCQs)

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1. Where are dramas performed?
2. Stage directions tell characters how to ..... in the play.
3. Person, animal, or thing in the story
4. Smaller sections of an act, each scene continues from the last one to help build the plot.
5. What type of writing is used for chapter books, text books, and newspaper articles?
6. People who watch a drama
7. The main characteristic that distinguishes drama from other literary works is .....
8. When the author refers to something outside of the story that you should know about
9. What does 'breaking the fourth wall' mean?
10. A good supporting character for protagonist and antagonist is called .....
11. Tokoh ini biasanya dibenci para penonton drama. Tokoh ini yakni .....
12. In a poem, what do you call a group of lines?
13. What is a long speech by an actor speaking to themselves?
14. The background of the story, except .....
15. The following is a type of drama that is included in the drama based on the presentation of the play is .....
16. A dramatic convention in which a speech is given by a single character, either alone or to others
17. What type of characterization is the sentence?John was short-tempered.
18. Choose the correct term for the following definition:the written and spoken words that make up a character's performance
19. The main division of a play (similar to a chapter)
20. A Tragic Hero needs to have all of the following EXCEPT:
21. Romeo:Instructions on the unseen love have united me before you.And for the love that I get I will put everything.But ..... I'm a Montague ..... Juliet:And I'm a capulet.Why do we have a name?Let me be not a capulet and you are not Montague, Romeo! The theme implied from the fragment of the drama above is .....
22. The author of a play is called a(n)
23. Prasista is the person who regulates the players playing according to the scenario.In this case he is .....
24. During the exposition of a drama, you learn about the characters, setting, and background information need to understand the story.
25. The playwright's instructions to the director, performers, and stage crew. Usually set in italics and explain how characters move and speak.