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Theme
the author’s underlying meaning or main idea that he is trying to convey
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Music
This is the rhythm of the actors' voices as they speak.
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Mimetic Theory(Mimesis)
A theory that says “Drama is an imitation/reflection of reality
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Dithyramb
This is the choral song intended for the god of vegetation.
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Plot
The basic story line of the play
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Exposition
The beginning of the story where the characters and the setting is revealed.
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Dran
Greek word which means to act or to perform.
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Dionysius
The God of vegetation and wine
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Elizabethan
The period in history where Shakespeare became famous.
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Rising Action
The part of the plot where the events in the story become complicated and the conflict in the story is revealed
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Drama
It is considered the mother of all arts.
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Playwright
A person who writes a play
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Farce
This drama is also called exaggerated comedy.
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Spectacle
This refers to the visual elements of a play:
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Five
The amount of ACTS in a Shakespearean play
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Dialogue
________ is used to keep the story moving in a play.
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Impersonation
It means copying people/trying to be somebody in order to deceive people or to entertain them
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Mime
It is the use of movements of your hands and body and the expressions on your face to tell a story/ act without speaking
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Entertaining
This is the ultimate purpose of any literary genre aside from educating and informing..
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Thespis
The person who introduced the element of impersonation in drama.
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Comedy
This is a type of drama intended to interest and amuse the audience rather than make them deeply concerned about events that happen.
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Melodrama
The protagonist of this genre of drama experiences problems caused by the outside forces. The protagonist is usually a victim of circumstance.
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Lord Chamberlain
The company name of Shakespeare’s theater.
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Comic Relief
A funny scene in a tragic play.
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Priest
The person who initiates the ritual for a better harvest.
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Psychological
A kind of conflict wherein the leading character struggles with himself/herself
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Aristotle
The Greek philosopher who created the essential elements of drama.
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Hamartia
Another term for “tragic flaw
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Scene
a play is divided in acts and each act has different _______________.
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Climax
This is the highest point of interest and the turning point of the story
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