ACTIVITY

WHEEL OF
FORTUNE
• What do you call a game in which you have to toss a
coin?
What do you call a game in which the fortune teller reads
your palm?

What do you call when you need lucky charms?

What do you call a game in which you have to guess the

winning numbers?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

 Determine the relevance of the play vis- a vis its intended

purpose and production milieu.
 Explain how the play may be influence by the culture,
history, environment, and other factors.

• Appreciate how the story serves as an avenue in asserting

Filipino identity.
 ELEMENTS OF PLAY

• Plot
• Character
• Dialogue
• Setting
• Conflict
• Resolution
TYPES OF PLAYS

• Tragedy
• Comedy
• Domestic Play
• Tragicomedy
• Melodrama
WHAT IS PLAY?
• Play is a literary form of writing for theatre, which
narrates a story with elements of conflicts, tensions,
and actions through dialogues of characters. For
dramatic significance, it is divided into acts and scenes.
The writers present their feelings, emotions, and ideas
through their characters and make them speak.
PLOT
It refers to the order of the
-

events that occur in the

play.
CHARACTER

•The characters form a crucial

part of the story and are
interwoven with the plot of
the play.
DIALOGUE

•It refers to the conversation

or interactions between the
characters in the play.
SETTING

•It refers to the time and place

where a story is set. It is one of
the important parts of the play.
CONFLICT

•It refers to the challenge

main characters need to
solve to achieve their goals .
RESOLUTION

- -It is the unfolding or the

solution to a complex issue
in a story.
 TYPES OF PLAYS
 
TRAGEDY
•These types of plays end
on a tragic note and most
likely a character’s death.
COMEDY
•These types of plays are meant
to amuse the audience, and
they end on a happy note.
DOMESTIC PLAY

•These types of plays are

based on the normal life of
family and friends.
TRAGICOMEDY

-It is a fictional work

comprises of both 
tragedy as well as 
comedy.
MELODRAMA
•This type of has often exaggerated
characters and episodes with
songs and music for an emotive
appeal to the audiences.
 TASK 1.
• Directions: Copy the search puzzle on your answer
sheet. Search the words found in the box.
• Gamble

• Cockfight

• Rooster

• Cockpit

• disgrace

• Futility

• Opponent
C O A C B U R Y I W
A P R O O S T E R D
S P U C H R F V B I
C O C K F I G H T S
D N I P R T A E F G
B E P I W Q M W C R
K N P T H M B N B A
G T E G A M B L E C
F U T I L I T Y M E
Directions: Match column A With its meaning from column B Write your answers on
the blank.
 
COLUMN A COLUMN B
______1. Gamble a. one that takes an opposite position.
______2. Cockfight b.to be a source of shame.
______3. Rooster c.to play a game for money or
property
______4. Cockpit d. a useless actor gesture
______5. Disgrace e.an adult male chicken
______6.Futility f. a place noted for cockfight
______7.Opponent g .a contest in which game cocks
usually against each other
ANSWER KEY
•C
•G
•E
•F
•B
•D
•A