Elements of Drama

2. a situation in the story in which the audience knows something that the characters do not know.
5. The parts of your script around your dialogue that help describe the action, setting and characters.
6. A further division of an play, found in an act.
7. Type of drama with a sad ending.
10. a speech given by one character to another or by a character to an audience.
12. a division of a play.
16. An act of staging or presenting a play, concert, or other form of entertainment.
20. when a character voices their thoughts out loud when they are alone, or when they think that they are alone.
21. A conversation between two or more characters.

1. Another major character in the play whose ideas and/or values conflict with those of the protagonist.
3. a word or phrase with more than one meaning.
4. a form of poetry that has lines with five iambs of two syllables each.
8. It is the sequence of events that the characters bring to life.
9. The main character or characters that the story revolves around.
11. Country that drama is thought to have originated from.
13. a play on words, especially those that sound alike, but have different meanings.
14. the place in which the action occurs.
15. Type of drama with a happy ending.
17. Words spoken by a character directly to the audience, usually to help give the audience further information.
18. A list of characters in a play.
19. A unit in poetry consisting of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable.