CSET Multiple Subjects Subtest III
Visual and Performing Arts - Drama
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Questions & Answers | Grade A |
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Question:
Dramatic criticism
Answer:
-The work of a drama critic
-It consists of commentary on a play or script intended to enrich the
experience of seeing the play or reading the script by others
-Dramatic criticism can appear in written form in periodicals, as media
presentations, or in public talks
,Question:
Dramatic question
Answer:
-The first and most important element in rising action
-As soon as conflict has been established, the next question must be, "How
will this turn out?"
-The dramatic question then raises the issue of which the conflicting parties
will prevail and, in doing so, begins to develop suspense
Question:
Environmental staging
Answer:
-The form of physical relationship between audience and performers in which
there is little or no clear definition between the space dedicated to each
-The conventions of environmental staging dictate that audience and
performers use the same space during the course of the experience
, Question:
Exposition
Answer:
-The playwriting device of providing information to the audience
-Retrospective exposition usually occurs early in the action and gives the
audience important information about what has occurred before the play
begins; current exposition provides information about events offstage
happening during the play
Question:
Flashback
Answer:
-A manipulation of time in the plot in which a scene from earlier in the story
is shown after those that occur later
-Rather rare in traditional playwriting, flashbacks are common in films
Visual and Performing Arts - Drama
(Latest Update )
Questions & Answers | Grade A |
100% Correct
Question:
Dramatic criticism
Answer:
-The work of a drama critic
-It consists of commentary on a play or script intended to enrich the
experience of seeing the play or reading the script by others
-Dramatic criticism can appear in written form in periodicals, as media
presentations, or in public talks
,Question:
Dramatic question
Answer:
-The first and most important element in rising action
-As soon as conflict has been established, the next question must be, "How
will this turn out?"
-The dramatic question then raises the issue of which the conflicting parties
will prevail and, in doing so, begins to develop suspense
Question:
Environmental staging
Answer:
-The form of physical relationship between audience and performers in which
there is little or no clear definition between the space dedicated to each
-The conventions of environmental staging dictate that audience and
performers use the same space during the course of the experience
, Question:
Exposition
Answer:
-The playwriting device of providing information to the audience
-Retrospective exposition usually occurs early in the action and gives the
audience important information about what has occurred before the play
begins; current exposition provides information about events offstage
happening during the play
Question:
Flashback
Answer:
-A manipulation of time in the plot in which a scene from earlier in the story
is shown after those that occur later
-Rather rare in traditional playwriting, flashbacks are common in films
