Let’s go through each question one by one and match the correct term from the word bank to its definition.
The word bank has these terms:
- stage directions
- scenes
- setting
- narrator
- acts
- drama
- actors
- dialog
Now, let’s solve each numbered item:
1. “______ is the time and place where the story takes place.”
→ That’s the
setting. (Example: A castle in medieval times = setting)
2. “______ are instructions that tell the actors and actresses what to do.”
→ Those are
stage directions. (They’re like notes in the script telling actors how to move or speak.)
3. “A ______ is a story acted out in front of an audience.”
→ That’s
drama. (Drama is the general word for plays performed live.)
4. “A ______ is not a character in the story, but they tell the audience things they need to know about the story.”
→ That’s the
narrator. (Think of someone off-stage explaining what’s happening.)
5. “A(n) ______ is a large portion of a play, like a chapter in a book.”
→ That’s an
act. (Plays are often divided into Acts — Act I, Act II, etc.)
6. “A(n) ______ is a smaller portion of a play, in which the characters and/or setting have changed.”
→ That’s a
scene. (Within an act, you might have Scene 1, Scene 2 — usually when location or time changes.)
7. “______ is the lines (words) that a character speaks in a play.”
→ That’s
dialog. (It’s the conversation between characters.)
8. “The ______ are the people who portray the characters in the play.”
→ Those are the
actors. (They perform the roles on stage.)
Let’s double-check we used all words correctly and didn’t repeat any:
Used so far:
1. setting
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2. stage directions
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3. drama
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4. narrator
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5. acts
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6. scenes
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7. dialog
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8. actors
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All 8 terms matched perfectly with no repeats. Good!
Final Answer:
1. setting
2. stage directions
3. drama
4. narrator
5. acts
6. scenes
7. dialog
8. actors
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of elements of drama worksheet pdf.