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Elementary Fine Arts Methods-
D695 WGU| Comprehensive Q&A
For Certification Success
The Juba Dance - correct-answer - African American dance form that originated
during the era of slavery.
The Shae Shae Dance - correct-answer - A Jamaican dance style is characterized
by its fluid, swaying movements of the hips and arms,
Kid 'n Play Dance - correct-answer - A dance named after the hip-hop duo. This
dance involves a playful and theatrical footwork sequence.
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social dance: - correct-answer - a category of dances performed primarily for
socializing and community enjoyment rather than for professional performance or
competition and usually encompass a variety of styles and traditions, reflecting
the cultural and social contexts of the communities
Drama can be used to enhance lessons in many content areas including language
arts. Many aspects of literacy arts parallel the elements of drama. Both have
characters, use language, and have conflicts. What element of drama reflects the
setting of stories? - correct-answer - Place
Elements of Drama - correct-answer - Character, Contrast, Dramatic Focus,
Language, Mood, Movement, Place, Relationships, Role, Situation, Space, Symbol,
Tension, Time
character: - correct-answer - the essence of a person depicted in a literary work,
play, or performance
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contrast: - correct-answer - the state of being noticeably different from
something else, often used to create emphasis, highlight differences, or evoke
certain emotions or reactions
dramatic focus: - correct-answer - the specific elements or aspects of the
narrative that are highlighted to convey meaning or engage the audience
language: - correct-answer - used by characters to express thoughts, emotions,
and dialogue, shaping the narrative and conveying meaning to the audience
mood: - correct-answer - the emotional atmosphere or tone created within a
literary work, play, or performance
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movement in drama: - correct-answer - the physical actions and gestures
performed by characters on stage during a dramatic performance
relationship: - correct-answer - the connection or interaction between characters
within a dramatic work or performance
role: - correct-answer - the part or character assumed by an actor in a dramatic
performance
situation: - correct-answer - the circumstances, events, or predicaments in which
characters find themselves within a dramatic work or performance
space in drama: - correct-answer - the physical and conceptual area in which a
dramatic performance takes place
Elementary Fine Arts Methods-
D695 WGU| Comprehensive Q&A
For Certification Success
The Juba Dance - correct-answer - African American dance form that originated
during the era of slavery.
The Shae Shae Dance - correct-answer - A Jamaican dance style is characterized
by its fluid, swaying movements of the hips and arms,
Kid 'n Play Dance - correct-answer - A dance named after the hip-hop duo. This
dance involves a playful and theatrical footwork sequence.
,2|Page
social dance: - correct-answer - a category of dances performed primarily for
socializing and community enjoyment rather than for professional performance or
competition and usually encompass a variety of styles and traditions, reflecting
the cultural and social contexts of the communities
Drama can be used to enhance lessons in many content areas including language
arts. Many aspects of literacy arts parallel the elements of drama. Both have
characters, use language, and have conflicts. What element of drama reflects the
setting of stories? - correct-answer - Place
Elements of Drama - correct-answer - Character, Contrast, Dramatic Focus,
Language, Mood, Movement, Place, Relationships, Role, Situation, Space, Symbol,
Tension, Time
character: - correct-answer - the essence of a person depicted in a literary work,
play, or performance
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contrast: - correct-answer - the state of being noticeably different from
something else, often used to create emphasis, highlight differences, or evoke
certain emotions or reactions
dramatic focus: - correct-answer - the specific elements or aspects of the
narrative that are highlighted to convey meaning or engage the audience
language: - correct-answer - used by characters to express thoughts, emotions,
and dialogue, shaping the narrative and conveying meaning to the audience
mood: - correct-answer - the emotional atmosphere or tone created within a
literary work, play, or performance
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movement in drama: - correct-answer - the physical actions and gestures
performed by characters on stage during a dramatic performance
relationship: - correct-answer - the connection or interaction between characters
within a dramatic work or performance
role: - correct-answer - the part or character assumed by an actor in a dramatic
performance
situation: - correct-answer - the circumstances, events, or predicaments in which
characters find themselves within a dramatic work or performance
space in drama: - correct-answer - the physical and conceptual area in which a
dramatic performance takes place
