Drama terms

Question 1

Which drama term matches this description? The fatal flaw or error of judgement that causes a tragic hero's downfall.

• A. aside
• B. soliloquy
• C. hamartia
• D. monologue

Question 2

Type the drama term (in English) that matches this description. A character who contrasts with another, highlighting their qualities.

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Question 3

Which drama term best fits this moment from a play? [She crosses to the window, hesitates, then draws the curtains.]

• A. monologue
• B. aside
• C. catharsis
• D. stage directions

Question 4

Which drama term matches this description? A noble or admirable protagonist whose flaw leads to their downfall.

• A. stage directions
• B. aside
• C. soliloquy
• D. tragic hero

Question 5

Type the drama term (in English) that matches this description. A brief remark to the audience that the other characters on stage supposedly cannot hear.

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Question 6

Which drama term best fits this moment from a play? The cautious, patient brother makes the hero's reckless temper stand out even more.

• A. hamartia
• B. tragic hero
• C. monologue
• D. foil

Question 7

Which drama term matches this description? A speech in which a character, alone on stage, speaks their thoughts aloud.

• A. catharsis
• B. monologue
• C. stage directions
• D. soliloquy

Question 8

Type the drama term (in English) that matches this description. A brief remark to the audience that the other characters on stage supposedly cannot hear.

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Question 9

Which drama term best fits this moment from a play? Alone on the empty stage, the prince wonders aloud whether to seek revenge or forgive.

• A. catharsis
• B. stage directions
• C. soliloquy
• D. aside

Question 10

Which drama term matches this description? A noble or admirable protagonist whose flaw leads to their downfall.

• A. foil
• B. stage directions
• C. tragic hero
• D. catharsis

Question 11

Type the drama term (in English) that matches this description. Instructions in a script about movement, setting, sound or how lines are spoken.

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Question 12

Which drama term best fits this moment from a play? [She crosses to the window, hesitates, then draws the curtains.]

• A. foil
• B. hamartia
• C. monologue
• D. stage directions

Question 13

Which drama term matches this description? A character who contrasts with another, highlighting their qualities.

• A. soliloquy
• B. stage directions
• C. hamartia
• D. foil

Question 14

Type the drama term (in English) that matches this description. A noble or admirable protagonist whose flaw leads to their downfall.

Answer 

Question 15

Which drama term best fits this moment from a play? The general addresses his gathered troops for several minutes, explaining why they must hold the bridge.

• A. catharsis
• B. monologue
• C. soliloquy
• D. tragic hero

Question 16

Which drama term matches this description? The fatal flaw or error of judgement that causes a tragic hero's downfall.

• A. hamartia
• B. catharsis
• C. foil
• D. stage directions