Drama

1. the person who writes plays
3. a form of irony used to express scorn or ridicule
4. The category a story falls into - such as: mystery, science fiction, fables, fairy tales, poetry, plays, myths, legends, historical fiction, non-fiction, folk tales, biography, realistic fiction, fantasy, etc.
5. the major divisions of a play. There are scenes in each act
13. The problem in the play that gets the play going.
17. a drama is a play
18. a play that make the audience laugh
19. the main character of the play
20. clothing that actors wear
21. a drama that is meant to be performed on a stage.
22. an artificial setting for a scene of a play
23. goes against the main character of the story
24. To form an opinion from evidence and reasoning rather than clearly stated statements

2. underlying message or lesson
3. effects audio or visual effect used in the paly
6. a play that deals with tragic events
7. the events that make up the play
8. words that a character says aloud
9. properities) something other than scenery or costumes that is used in a play
10. a long speech that a character makes to another
11. directions an instruction in the text of a play, especially one indicating the movement, position, or tone of an actor, or the sound effects and lighting.
12. the written text of a stage play
13. A list of names of all the characters in the play and how they are related to each other.
14. the opposite of what one really intends
15. the different characters/roles in a play
16. the central message addressed in a play, the lesson learned.
21. a statement that is self-contradictory that is true and not true
22. a division of an act in a play during which the action takes place in a single place without a break in time