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What is the primary purpose of a script in a play?
What is the primary purpose of a script in a play?
- To create atmospheric lighting effects
- To offer a written document that includes dialogue and instructions (correct)
- To outline the characters' physical appearance
- To provide a physical setting for the performance
Which element of a play is primarily responsible for establishing the time and place of the action?
Which element of a play is primarily responsible for establishing the time and place of the action?
- Dramatic speech
- Script
- Props
- Set (correct)
What characteristic of dramatic speech involves conveying strong emotions?
What characteristic of dramatic speech involves conveying strong emotions?
- Structure
- Functionality
- Audience Engagement
- Expressiveness (correct)
How do stage directions contribute to a play?
How do stage directions contribute to a play?
Which characteristic of props enhances the authenticity of a scene?
Which characteristic of props enhances the authenticity of a scene?
What is the role of character descriptions in a script?
What is the role of character descriptions in a script?
Which of the following best describes 'spatial layout' in the context of a set?
Which of the following best describes 'spatial layout' in the context of a set?
What aspect of dramatic speech is designed to connect with the audience?
What aspect of dramatic speech is designed to connect with the audience?
What type of conflict is represented when a character struggles against societal norms?
What type of conflict is represented when a character struggles against societal norms?
Which characteristic of conflict involves different goals between opposing forces?
Which characteristic of conflict involves different goals between opposing forces?
What distinguishes a top-down listening approach?
What distinguishes a top-down listening approach?
In 'Sorry, Wrong Number', how does the setting affect Mrs. Stevenson’s experience?
In 'Sorry, Wrong Number', how does the setting affect Mrs. Stevenson’s experience?
What character trait is demonstrated through a playwright's use of indirect characterization?
What character trait is demonstrated through a playwright's use of indirect characterization?
Which stage of listening involves giving noticeable feedback?
Which stage of listening involves giving noticeable feedback?
What emotional response does Mrs. Stevenson exhibit in 'Sorry, Wrong Number'?
What emotional response does Mrs. Stevenson exhibit in 'Sorry, Wrong Number'?
What is a key difference between hearing and listening?
What is a key difference between hearing and listening?
Flashcards
Play Analysis
Play Analysis
Examining a play to understand its meaning and elements.
Drama script
Drama script
A written document that includes dialogue, stage directions, and characters' details. Acts as a guide.
Stage directions
Stage directions
Instructions for actors on how to move, speak, and interact.
Props in a play
Props in a play
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Dramatic Speech
Dramatic Speech
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Set Design
Set Design
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Lighting coordination
Lighting coordination
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Dialogue in a play
Dialogue in a play
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Conflict (in Literature)
Conflict (in Literature)
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External Conflict
External Conflict
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Internal Conflict
Internal Conflict
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Characterization
Characterization
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Direct Characterization
Direct Characterization
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Indirect Characterization
Indirect Characterization
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Listening (Stages)
Listening (Stages)
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Listening Strategies
Listening Strategies
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