Lesson 10: Drama

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問題一覧

The portrayal of fictional or non-fictional events in theater, film, radio, or television.

drama

The Greek Muse of comedy, depicted as one of the two masks of drama.

thalia

The Greek Muse of tragedy, the other mask of drama.

melpomene

The most basic element of drama used to stir the emotions of the audience.

dramatic tension

The humorous genre of drama intended to keep the audience laughing onthe way to play’s happy ending.

comedy

The portrayal of darker subjects like death, disaster, betrayal, and human suffering.

tragedy

An “over the top” form of purposely over-acted and exaggerated comedy.

farce

The depiction of simple classic characters like heroes and villains dealing with sensational, romantic, and often perilous situations.

melodrama

The artful combination of dialogue, music, and dance to tell grand stories of tragedy or comedy.

opera

Historical or non-fictional events portrayed in a dramatic fashion

docudrama

This refers to the words written by the playwright and spoken by the characters in the play.

dialog

two or more people talking

dialogue

one person talking

monologue

one person speaking their thoughts out loud for the audience

soliloquy

are the people, or sometimes animals, subjected in the drama, and are portrayed by the actors and actresses in the play.

characters

referring to the basic storyline of the play, is the structure of a play which tells what happens as the story goes.

plot or dramatic structure

an introductory part that provides the background information needed to properly understand the story.

exposition

the event that sets the action of the play in motion. It is what gets the story going.

conflict

series of events, including complications and discoveries, which follow the inciting incident and create the dramatic climax of a plot.

rising action

the turning point, or the peak, of a plot which holds an utmost emotional intensity of the play.

climax

series of events following the climax that leads to the solution of the conflicts.

falling action

serves as the conclusion of the plot in which the conflicts are unraveled. It is the ending scene of the drama

denouement

the message that is intended to be expressed through the story.

theme

the place, together with other conditions, such as time and the environment, involved in which the events occur.

setting

These are the techniques and methods used by the playwright and director to create the desired stylistic effect.

convention

a group of people who watch the play.

audience

The theatrical equipment, such as curtains, flats, backdrops, or platforms, used in a dramatic production to communicate environment

scenery or set

Clothing and accessories worn by actors to portray character and period.

costumes

any moveable object that appears on stage during a performance

props

The placement, intensity, and color of lights to help communicate environment, mood, or feeling

light

The effects an audience hears during performance to communicate character, context, or environment

sound

Use of face, body, and voice to portray character

acting

The reason or reasons for a character’s behavior

character motivation

the process used in evaluating how the elements in drama/play are used to create impact to the audience

character analysis

The capacity to relate to the feelings of another

empathy

perdev

perdev

etech

etech

tnct

tnct

fiction 2

fiction 2

diass

diass

intertextuality

intertextuality

perdev 2nd Q

perdev 2nd Q

DANCE - HOPE 3

DANCE - HOPE 3

OBSERVING SAFETY PROTOCOLS - HOPE 3

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OBSERVING SAFETY PROTOCOLS - HOPE 3

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES - HOPE 3

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES - HOPE 3

pr2 2nd Q

pr2 2nd Q

PPG Part 1

PPG Part 1

PPG Part 2

PPG Part 2

TNCT

TNCT

E-Tech

E-Tech

Lesson 10: Drama

Lesson 10: Drama

fiction

fiction

CREATIVE WRITING

CREATIVE WRITING

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iii

non fiction - lesson 1

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non fiction - lesson 1

non fic

non fic

non fic - elements of cnf

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non fic - elements of cnf

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nonfic - writing process

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nonfic - writing process

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CNF - 4th Quarter Lesson

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CNF - 4th Quarter Lesson

MIL - Types of Media

MIL - Types of Media

MIL - MEDIA & INFORMATION SOURCES

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MIL - MEDIA & INFORMATION SOURCES

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MIL - MEDIA CODES AND CONVENTIONS

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MIL - MEDIA CODES AND CONVENTIONS

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MIL - INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA AND INFO LITERACY

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MIL - INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA AND INFO LITERACY

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MIL - THE EVOLUTION OF TRADITIONAL

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MIL - THE EVOLUTION OF TRADITIONAL

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HOPE 4 - RECREATIONAL

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HOPE 4 - RECREATIONAL

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HOPE 4 - SETTING FITT GOALS

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HOPE 4 - SETTING FITT GOALS

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HOPE 4 - ENGAGING IN MODERATE TO VIGOROUS

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HOPE 4 - ENGAGING IN MODERATE TO VIGOROUS

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CESC - IMPACT OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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CESC - IMPACT OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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COMMUNITY ACTION MODALITIES

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COMMUNITY ACTION MODALITIES

community typologies

community typologies

cesc

cesc

CESC

CESC

IMMERSION

IMMERSION

cnf 4.2

cnf 4.2

work immer

work immer

問題一覧

The portrayal of fictional or non-fictional events in theater, film, radio, or television.

drama

The Greek Muse of comedy, depicted as one of the two masks of drama.

thalia

The Greek Muse of tragedy, the other mask of drama.

melpomene

The most basic element of drama used to stir the emotions of the audience.

dramatic tension

The humorous genre of drama intended to keep the audience laughing onthe way to play’s happy ending.

comedy

The portrayal of darker subjects like death, disaster, betrayal, and human suffering.

tragedy

An “over the top” form of purposely over-acted and exaggerated comedy.

farce

The depiction of simple classic characters like heroes and villains dealing with sensational, romantic, and often perilous situations.

melodrama

The artful combination of dialogue, music, and dance to tell grand stories of tragedy or comedy.

opera

Historical or non-fictional events portrayed in a dramatic fashion

docudrama

This refers to the words written by the playwright and spoken by the characters in the play.

dialog

two or more people talking

dialogue

one person talking

monologue

one person speaking their thoughts out loud for the audience

soliloquy

are the people, or sometimes animals, subjected in the drama, and are portrayed by the actors and actresses in the play.

characters

referring to the basic storyline of the play, is the structure of a play which tells what happens as the story goes.

plot or dramatic structure

an introductory part that provides the background information needed to properly understand the story.

exposition

the event that sets the action of the play in motion. It is what gets the story going.

conflict

series of events, including complications and discoveries, which follow the inciting incident and create the dramatic climax of a plot.

rising action

the turning point, or the peak, of a plot which holds an utmost emotional intensity of the play.

climax

series of events following the climax that leads to the solution of the conflicts.

falling action

serves as the conclusion of the plot in which the conflicts are unraveled. It is the ending scene of the drama

denouement

the message that is intended to be expressed through the story.

theme

the place, together with other conditions, such as time and the environment, involved in which the events occur.

setting

These are the techniques and methods used by the playwright and director to create the desired stylistic effect.

convention

a group of people who watch the play.

audience

The theatrical equipment, such as curtains, flats, backdrops, or platforms, used in a dramatic production to communicate environment

scenery or set

Clothing and accessories worn by actors to portray character and period.

costumes

any moveable object that appears on stage during a performance

props

The placement, intensity, and color of lights to help communicate environment, mood, or feeling

light

The effects an audience hears during performance to communicate character, context, or environment

sound

Use of face, body, and voice to portray character

acting

The reason or reasons for a character’s behavior

character motivation

the process used in evaluating how the elements in drama/play are used to create impact to the audience

character analysis

The capacity to relate to the feelings of another

empathy