Modern and Traditional Drama Quiz

A children's play about the events and conflicts of Andi, his mother, and a street vendor in a local market on a Sunday morning, illustrating themes of family relationships, understanding, and societal issues.

The individuals or roles participating in the drama. In 'Di Sudut Pasar Pagi', notable characters are Andi, his mother, and a street vendor.

The time and place where the drama unfolds. The play is situated in a house and a street market on a Sunday morning.

The sequence of events in the drama; typically includes conflict, resolution, and a lesson. This drama involves a conflict that's eventually resolved.

The central ideas and messages explored in the drama. This drama explores family relationships, understanding, and societal considerations in a community setting.

The count of the characters/roles in the play. The total number of actors is a question for further analysis to decide if the play is to be performed.

The divisions of the drama. Determining the number of acts is relevant when the plot is to be performed.

The highest point of dramatic tension in a plot, often the turning point where the conflict intensifies.

Introduction or exposition of the setting, time, and atmosphere at the start of the play, creating a mood. This sets the stage for upcoming events.

The conflict or problem that drives the plot and characters. A disagreement or a struggle. This is the heart of a well constructed drama.

A point in a plot that briefly reduces the tension before a resolution or climax.

A children's play often has a sad plot that ends with happiness or peace.

Children's drama can feature common people, not necessarily famous or extraordinary individuals.

Children's drama can be performed on radio, television, and stage.

Children's drama is typically written by the author themselves.

Children's drama can be a modern type of drama.

A play acted by only one person

A play lasting approximately 20 minutes.

A play lasting about two hours or more.

A play that has a happy and joyful plot.

The location of the drama, or where the play takes place.

Drama focusing on the lives of middle-class families.

Drama set in ordinary homes and centered around everyday people.

Different ways to perform a drama, such as radio, television, or stage.

Drama created by specific authors, not based on existing works

Drama using current techniques and methods in production and performance.

Drama characterized by improvisation and adherence to age-old customs.

Drama using actions and expressions, rather than words, often accompanied by music.

Drama using tableaux (still poses) and a narrator to tell a story, often with a symbolic theme.

A type of drama where children create their own stories and performances, often using existing stories as a basis.

A play where actors manipulate puppets to act out a story; the actors are hidden from the audience.

A type of drama where actors read the script, with limited movement and actions defined by the script.

A drama mainly sung with music; includes short operas or operettas.

The process of examining children's plays, focusing on things like the number of characters, length, performance methods, and originality of the script.

The number of characters in a play.

How long the play takes to perform.

Techniques used to present the play, like using puppets, reading, or singing.

How unique or original the script (written story) is. Is it created from new ideas?

The act of watching and noting children's plays to see how they differ from other dramas.