creative arts

What is drama?

A form of storytelling performed by actors for an audience.

What is dialogue?

The spoken conversation between characters in a play.

What is a setting?

The time and place in which a drama takes place.

What is an act?

A major section of a play that is made up of scenes.

What are costumes?

The clothes and accessories worn by actors to show character, time, or place.

What is an audience?

The group of people watching a performance.

What is language in drama?

The words and style of speech used by characters.

What are characters?

The people, animals, or imaginary beings portrayed in a drama.

What are stage directions?

Instructions that tell actors how to move, speak, or behave on stage.

What is a scene?

A smaller part of an act that takes place in one setting or situation.

What are props?

Objects used by actors during a performance.

What are special effects?

Lighting, sound, smoke, or other effects used to create atmosphere and realism.

What is dramatic tension?

The suspense, conflict, or uncertainty that keeps the audience interested.

Why is dialogue important?

It helps tell the story and reveals information about characters.

Why is setting important?

It helps the audience understand where and when the story takes place.

What is the purpose of costumes?

To help show a character's identity, occupation, culture, or time period.

Why are stage directions important?

They guide actors and help bring the script to life.

What is the difference between an act and a scene?

An act is a major section of a play, while a scene is a smaller part within an act.

Why are props used in drama?

To make the performance more realistic and support the story.

Why are special effects used in drama?

To create mood, atmosphere, and excitement.

How is dramatic tension created?

Through conflict, suspense, uncertainty, or anticipation.

What is a pause in drama?

A deliberate break in speech or movement used to create meaning or suspense.

What is emphasis in drama?

Making certain words, actions, or moments stand out.

What is variation in drama?

Changes in voice, movement, pace, or expression during a performance.

What is an idea in drama?

The message, theme, or meaning communicated by the performance.

What is graffiti?

Artwork, writing, or drawings created on public surfaces.

What is a tag?

A stylised signature or name used by a graffiti artist.

What is popular culture?

Ideas, trends, music, fashion, and entertainment that are popular in society.

What is an image?

A visual representation such as a drawing, photograph, painting, or symbol.

What is design?

The planning and arrangement of visual elements to communicate a message.

What is poster analysis?

The process of examining and interpreting the features and message of a poster.

What is a target audience?

The group of people a message is intended for.

Why is colour important in a poster?

It attracts attention and creates mood or meaning.

What is the purpose of text in a poster?

To communicate information or persuade the audience.

What is layout in a poster?

The arrangement of images and text on a poster.

What is the purpose of a poster?

To inform, advertise, persuade, educate, or raise awareness.

What should you look at when analysing a poster?

Image, colour, text, layout, purpose, and target audience.