Drama & Dance: Props, Conflict, & Ghanaian Dance

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Which of the following best defines props in drama and dance?

  • Sound effects used in performances
  • Only objects placed on stage
  • Objects used to enhance storytelling (correct)
  • Items worn by the audience

A prop that is held by a performer during a drama or dance is called a:

  • Hand prop (correct)
  • Set prop
  • Special effects prop
  • Costume prop

In which way do props contribute to a performance?

  • They create realism and engage the audience (correct)
  • They reduce the need for actors
  • They serve as background noise
  • They help in scene transitions

The main character around whom the story revolves is known as the:

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A character that undergoes significant changes in the course of the story is called a:

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What term is used for the struggle between opposing forces in a drama?

<p>Conflict (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A conflict where a character struggles against societal norms is known as:

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Which of the following is NOT a type of Ghanaian traditional dance?

<p>Salsa (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which Ghanaian dance is often performed at funerals and festivals by the Akan people?

<p>Adowa (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Kpanlogo dance originates from which ethnic group in Ghana?

<p>Ga (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which dance is performed in a circular formation with synchronized steps?

<p>Agbadza (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A high-energy dance that incorporates fast movements and acrobatics is:

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Which Ghanaian musical genre blends traditional rhythms with Western instruments?

<p>Highlife (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Burger Highlife was popularized by Ghanaian musicians in which country?

<p>Germany (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of these musicians is known for reggae music in Ghana?

<p>Rocky Dawuni (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

An arena stage is different from other types of stages because:

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Which part of the stage is located closest to the audience?

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The area where performers wait before making their entrance on stage is called:

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A proscenium stage is characterized by:

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Which of the following is NOT a skill learned from drama?

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Flashcards

Props

Objects used to enhance storytelling in drama and dance.

Hand prop

A prop that is held and used by a performer during a drama or dance.

Contribution of Props

Props enhance realism, engage the audience, and add depth to the performance.

Protagonist

The main character the story revolves around.

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Dynamic Character

A character that undergoes significant inner change throughout the story.

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Conflict

The struggle between opposing forces in a drama.

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Man vs. Society

A conflict where a character struggles against norms of their environment.

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Arena Stage

An arena stage has the audience surrounding the stage on all sides.

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Downstage

The part of the stage located closest to the audience.

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Backstage

The area where performers wait before appearing onstage.

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Study Notes

  • Props in drama and dance are objects used to enhance storytelling.
  • A hand prop is held by a performer during a drama or dance.
  • Props create realism and engage the audience in a performance.
  • The protagonist is the main character around whom the story revolves.
  • A dynamic character undergoes significant changes in the course of the story.
  • Conflict is the struggle between opposing forces in a drama.
  • Man vs. Society is a conflict where a character struggles against societal norms.
  • Salsa is NOT a type of Ghanaian traditional dance.
  • Adowa is a Ghanaian dance often performed at funerals and festivals by the Akan people.
  • The Kpanlogo dance originates from the Ga ethnic group in Ghana.
  • Agbadza is performed in a circular formation with synchronized steps.
  • Kpanlogo is a high-energy dance that incorporates fast movements and acrobatics.
  • Highlife is a Ghanaian musical genre that blends traditional rhythms with Western instruments.
  • Burger Highlife was popularized by Ghanaian musicians in Germany.
  • Rocky Dawuni is known for reggae music in Ghana.
  • An arena stage is different because the audience surrounds it on all sides.
  • The downstage part of the stage is located closest to the audience.
  • Backstage is the area where performers wait before making their entrance on stage.
  • A proscenium stage is characterized by a picture frame-like arch separating the stage from the audience.
  • Mechanical engineering is NOT a skill learned from drama.

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