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1
The ___ work is fulfilled when his drama is staged.
Playwright's
2
the ones who portray the characters in a play.
Performers / Actors
3
To become a good performer, one must go beyond role playing.
Performers / Actors
4
He must be able to present the character by giving him a live body and soul that will make him believable and enabling him to relate to the audience
Performers / Actors
5
works with the playwright to present the play which is interpreted and translated into dramatic action.
Director
6
The interpretation must be clear, interesting and enjoyable for the play to be a success.
Director
7
includes the scenery, props, make-up, costumes, lights, music, sound and all other special effects used in a theater production.
Production design
8
It is the collaborative effort of the stage, make-up and technical artists to translate into images the vision of the director.
Production design
9
Needless to say, __ is responsible for creating spectacle in the whole production of the play.
Production design
10
The presentation of the __ creativity is called the play.
Playwright's
11
to work out the plot in terms of the actual actions to be performed and dialogue to be spoken by actors within the limited facilities of the stage.
Playwright's
12
Its magic begins when the curtains are raised and the stage lights go on.
Theater art
13
Its performance is immediate and once performed cannot be undone.
Theater art
14
performed live.
Theater art
15
Presentations are repeated and oftentimes travel to places, thus, ensuring its continued existence.
Theatrical presentations
16
This is a combined art that mostly includes music, dance, painting, sculpture, and architecture (for costume and stage design).
Theatrical presentations
17
not only of the story in the drama but are a combination of almost all of the art forms.
Theatrical presentations
18
As an art form, ___ underwent great evolution which began in the amphitheaters of Athens of Ancient Greece.
Drama
19
Once the __ is performed then it becomes a theatrical presentation.
Drama
20
___ a genre of literature that is intended to be acted-out or performed on stage in front of an audience.
Drama
21
a light humorous play in which the emphasis is on jokes, humorous physical action, exaggerated situations and improbable characters.
Farce
22
seen as more entertaining, enlightening and favorable to the taste of the audience.
romantic comedy
23
It is more accepting of the adversities of human behavior.
romantic comedy
24
___ portray human weakness in a more subtle way.
romantic comedy
25
portrays human weakness and criticizes human behavior to pave the path to some form of salvation for human actions.
satire
26
It also shows their understanding and acceptance of themselves as beings with limitations and inferiorities.
Comedy
27
The laughter evoked from the audience is evidence that they are able to relate to the drama.
Comedy
28
___ portray human weakness and limitations.
Comedy
29
____ portray power and abuse of power
Tragedy
30
For instance, in tragedy, the hero is wealthy, handsome and educated; in comedy, the hero could be anybody who is poor, ordinary and average.
Comedy
31
drama that is the exact opposite of a tragedy. Tragedies and ___ are similar components but differ in the characteristics of each one.
Comedy
32
The audience can usually predict the flow of the story in a ___ (i.e. the villain is punished and the hero is saved and lives happily with his heroine - end)
Melodrama
33
Other characters are added which makes this drama more interesting.
Melodrama
34
____ make use of stereotyped characters like a hero, his heroine, and a villain.
Melodrama
35
type of drama that emphasizes the never ending battle between good and evil wherein good always wins.
Melodrama
36
The audience should see in the presentation this flow from cause to effect. If the cause and effect relationship is clear, the audience leaves the theater not feeling sad or confused but relieved and satisfied.
Tragedy
37
This character flaw is the reason why he comes to some sad or disastrous end. But, before the end comes for the hero, however, there is realization that for him, such an end is necessary because it is justified.
Tragedy
38
the central character, the hero (or heroine) who is admired in the first part, later becomes arrogant and not worthy at all.
Tragedy
39
It is a drama that presents life as solemn and serious.
Tragedy
40
one of literature's greatest dramatic genres.
Tragedy
41
When a person goes to the theater to watch a play, a knowledge of the genre to which the play belongs to will give the viewer an idea of what to expect. For instance, a comedy will be funny and a tragedy will have a bad ending.
Drama
42
Just like life, the story may be happy, sad, terrifying or intriguing. Just like life, the characters may be good, evil, confused, weak or powerful. But unlike life, the audience experiences the story in its totality, from beginning to end.
Drama
43
life presented on stage.
Drama
44
They may seem real to the audience depending on how the playwright structures the dialogues to make the __ come to life.
Characters
45
the words uttered by characters in the story.
Dialogue
46
It is what the characters use when conversing with each other or when expressing his thoughts and emotions.
Dialogue
47
___ let the audience know the kind of character that the actor is portraying.
Dialogue
48
There are, however, plays with no dialogues.
True
49
Pantomimes rely heavily on actions, gestures, facial expressions and sound effects.
Dialogue
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1
The ___ work is fulfilled when his drama is staged.
Playwright's
2
the ones who portray the characters in a play.
Performers / Actors
3
To become a good performer, one must go beyond role playing.
Performers / Actors
4
He must be able to present the character by giving him a live body and soul that will make him believable and enabling him to relate to the audience
Performers / Actors
5
works with the playwright to present the play which is interpreted and translated into dramatic action.
Director
6
The interpretation must be clear, interesting and enjoyable for the play to be a success.
Director
7
includes the scenery, props, make-up, costumes, lights, music, sound and all other special effects used in a theater production.
Production design
8
It is the collaborative effort of the stage, make-up and technical artists to translate into images the vision of the director.
Production design
9
Needless to say, __ is responsible for creating spectacle in the whole production of the play.
Production design
10
The presentation of the __ creativity is called the play.
Playwright's
11
to work out the plot in terms of the actual actions to be performed and dialogue to be spoken by actors within the limited facilities of the stage.
Playwright's
12
Its magic begins when the curtains are raised and the stage lights go on.
Theater art
13
Its performance is immediate and once performed cannot be undone.
Theater art
14
performed live.
Theater art
15
Presentations are repeated and oftentimes travel to places, thus, ensuring its continued existence.
Theatrical presentations
16
This is a combined art that mostly includes music, dance, painting, sculpture, and architecture (for costume and stage design).
Theatrical presentations
17
not only of the story in the drama but are a combination of almost all of the art forms.
Theatrical presentations
18
As an art form, ___ underwent great evolution which began in the amphitheaters of Athens of Ancient Greece.
Drama
19
Once the __ is performed then it becomes a theatrical presentation.
Drama
20
___ a genre of literature that is intended to be acted-out or performed on stage in front of an audience.
Drama
21
a light humorous play in which the emphasis is on jokes, humorous physical action, exaggerated situations and improbable characters.
Farce
22
seen as more entertaining, enlightening and favorable to the taste of the audience.
romantic comedy
23
It is more accepting of the adversities of human behavior.
romantic comedy
24
___ portray human weakness in a more subtle way.
romantic comedy
25
portrays human weakness and criticizes human behavior to pave the path to some form of salvation for human actions.
satire
26
It also shows their understanding and acceptance of themselves as beings with limitations and inferiorities.
Comedy
27
The laughter evoked from the audience is evidence that they are able to relate to the drama.
Comedy
28
___ portray human weakness and limitations.
Comedy
29
____ portray power and abuse of power
Tragedy
30
For instance, in tragedy, the hero is wealthy, handsome and educated; in comedy, the hero could be anybody who is poor, ordinary and average.
Comedy
31
drama that is the exact opposite of a tragedy. Tragedies and ___ are similar components but differ in the characteristics of each one.
Comedy
32
The audience can usually predict the flow of the story in a ___ (i.e. the villain is punished and the hero is saved and lives happily with his heroine - end)
Melodrama
33
Other characters are added which makes this drama more interesting.
Melodrama
34
____ make use of stereotyped characters like a hero, his heroine, and a villain.
Melodrama
35
type of drama that emphasizes the never ending battle between good and evil wherein good always wins.
Melodrama
36
The audience should see in the presentation this flow from cause to effect. If the cause and effect relationship is clear, the audience leaves the theater not feeling sad or confused but relieved and satisfied.
Tragedy
37
This character flaw is the reason why he comes to some sad or disastrous end. But, before the end comes for the hero, however, there is realization that for him, such an end is necessary because it is justified.
Tragedy
38
the central character, the hero (or heroine) who is admired in the first part, later becomes arrogant and not worthy at all.
Tragedy
39
It is a drama that presents life as solemn and serious.
Tragedy
40
one of literature's greatest dramatic genres.
Tragedy
41
When a person goes to the theater to watch a play, a knowledge of the genre to which the play belongs to will give the viewer an idea of what to expect. For instance, a comedy will be funny and a tragedy will have a bad ending.
Drama
42
Just like life, the story may be happy, sad, terrifying or intriguing. Just like life, the characters may be good, evil, confused, weak or powerful. But unlike life, the audience experiences the story in its totality, from beginning to end.
Drama
43
life presented on stage.
Drama
44
They may seem real to the audience depending on how the playwright structures the dialogues to make the __ come to life.
Characters
45
the words uttered by characters in the story.
Dialogue
46
It is what the characters use when conversing with each other or when expressing his thoughts and emotions.
Dialogue
47
___ let the audience know the kind of character that the actor is portraying.
Dialogue
48
There are, however, plays with no dialogues.
True
49
Pantomimes rely heavily on actions, gestures, facial expressions and sound effects.
Dialogue