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To solve the problem, we need to match each element of drama from the left column with its corresponding definition in the right column. Here is the step-by-step solution:

Definitions:

1. The character played by a particular actor
2. Connections and interactions between characters that affect dramatic action
3. The setting and circumstances of the dramatic action
4. Using voice expressively to create meaning in the dramatic action
5. Using facial expression, posture and action expressively to create meaning
6. To concentrate attention on a spatial direction or a point in space
7. A sense of anticipation or conflict within characters or character relationships that propel dramatic action and engage the audience
8. The fictional space of the dramatic action and the emotional space between characters
9. The fictional time in the narrative or setting and timing of the dramatic action
10. The expression of ideas and dramatic meaning through words
11. The use of something to represent something else to reinforce or extend dramatic meaning
12. Those who experience the arts
13. The feeling or tone of the physical space and the dramatic action as a result of the performance
14. Story events that create dramatic meaning

Elements of Drama:

- dramatic action
- relationships
- role
- situation
- voice
- audience
- symbol
- movement
- tension
- focus
- space
- language
- time
- mood/atmosphere

Matching:

1. The character played by a particular actor → role
2. Connections and interactions between characters that affect dramatic action → relationships
3. The setting and circumstances of the dramatic action → situation
4. Using voice expressively to create meaning in the dramatic action → voice
5. Using facial expression, posture and action expressively to create meaning → movement
6. To concentrate attention on a spatial direction or a point in space → focus
7. A sense of anticipation or conflict within characters or character relationships that propel dramatic action and engage the audience → tension
8. The fictional space of the dramatic action and the emotional space between characters → space
9. The fictional time in the narrative or setting and timing of the dramatic action → time
10. The expression of ideas and dramatic meaning through words → language
11. The use of something to represent something else to reinforce or extend dramatic meaning → symbol
12. Those who experience the arts → audience
13. The feeling or tone of the physical space and the dramatic action as a result of the performance → mood/atmosphere
14. Story events that create dramatic meaning → dramatic action

Final Answer:

```
1. role
2. relationships
3. situation
4. voice
5. movement
6. focus
7. tension
8. space
9. time
10. language
11. symbol
12. audience
13. mood/atmosphere
14. dramatic action
```

Thus, the completed matching is:
```
boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
\text{dramatic action} & \text{Story events that create dramatic meaning} \\
\text{relationships} & \text{Connections and interactions between characters that affect dramatic action} \\
\text{role} & \text{The character played by a particular actor} \\
\text{situation} & \text{The setting and circumstances of the dramatic action} \\
\text{voice} & \text{Using voice expressively to create meaning in the dramatic action} \\
\text{audience} & \text{Those who experience the arts} \\
\text{symbol} & \text{The use of something to represent something else to reinforce or extend dramatic meaning} \\
\text{movement} & \text{Using facial expression, posture and action expressively to create meaning} \\
\text{tension} & \text{A sense of anticipation or conflict within characters or character relationships that propel dramatic action and engage the audience} \\
\text{focus} & \text{To concentrate attention on a spatial direction or a point in space} \\
\text{space} & \text{The fictional space of the dramatic action and the emotional space between characters} \\
\text{language} & \text{The expression of ideas and dramatic meaning through words} \\
\text{time} & \text{The fictional time in the narrative or setting and timing of the dramatic action} \\
\text{mood/atmosphere} & \text{The feeling or tone of the physical space and the dramatic action as a result of the performance} \\
\end{array}
}
```