QUIZ

DIRECTION:
CHANGE THE GIVEN DIRECT SPEECH TO INDIRECT/REPORTED
SPEECH
1. He said, “I live in
Valenzuela.”

2. Axcel said, “I’m going

out.”
3. Janna said, “I finished my
project.”

4. The manager said, “I have

arrived before you.”
5. The director said, “Shall
we start?”

6. She said, “I can swim.”

7. Radha said, “I am very
busy now.”

8. “I am reading a book” he
explained.
9. He said, “I have been to
Paris.”

10. Dan said “Asia is the

largest continent.”
Comedy
Characters experience
reversals of fortune, usually
for the better. Things work
out happily in the end.
Tragicomedy
Does not adhere strictly to
the structure of tragedy.
Melodrama
A drama characterized by
exaggerated emotions,
stereotypical characters and
interpersonal conflicts.
Plot
Arrangement of incidents of
a story or a play.
Character
A person, animal or
entity that plays a role in
a story.
Dialogue
The lines that the
characters say in the story
or play.
Music
Includes the sounds and
rhythm as well as the music
compositions that are used
in the plays.
Visual Elements
 Deals with the scenes,
costumes, props and special
effects.

 Appeals with the stage setup.

Setting
Identifies the time and place
which the events occur in the
story.
Theme
The unifying element that
defines the dramatized idea
of the play or the story.
Symbol
This means more than
what it is. An image has
one meaning.
Playwright
The person who writes
plays.
Stage Director
Tells the actors what to
do.
Acts
Known as the “Chapter” of
the drama.
Scenes
Shows the changes in
settings over time.
IMPORTANT TERMS
Monologue
an extended speech by
one character.
Aside
a character’s direct address to
the audience, which is not
heard by the other characters.
QUIZ
1. A type of drama wherein
characters experience
reversals of fortune, usually
for the better. Things work
out happily in the end.
2. The person who writes
plays.
3. It is the arrangement of
incidents of a story or a play.
4. An element of drama that
identifies the time and place
which the events occur in the
story.
 5. A person, animal or
entity that plays a role in
a story.
6. A type of drama
characterized by exaggerated
emotions, stereotypical
characters and interpersonal
conflicts.
7. A type of drama wherein
characters experience
reversals of fortune, usually
for the worse. Catastrophe
and suffering awaits them.
8. It is an element of drama
known as the “Chapter”.
9. An element of drama that
shows the changes in
settings over time.
 10. The lines that the
characters say in the story
or play.