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2. Jeopardy! Vocab 100 200 300 400 500 Elements 100 200 300 400 500 Elements Two 100 400 500 200 300 Types 100 200 300 500 400 Structure 500 100 200 300 400 Team Scores Final Jeopardy Question Team One Team Three Team Five Team Two Team Four Team Six

3. Vocab – 100 points The person telling the story and exposition Show Answer

4. Vocab – 100 points What is the Narrator? Back to Board

5. Vocab – 200 points The place where the drama takes place Show Answer

6. Vocab – 200 points What is the Theater? Back to Board

7. Vocab – 300 points Small items on the set used by actors Show Answer

8. Vocab – 300 points What are Props? Back to Board

9. Vocab – 400 points The person who writes plays Show Answer

10. Vocab – 400 points What is the Playwright? Back to Board

11. Vocab – 500 points A signal that indicates something else is about happen Show Answer

12. Vocab – 500 points What is a Cue? Back to Board

13. Elements – 100 points The events of the play Show Answer

14. Elements – 100 points What is the Plot? Back to Board

15. Elements – 200 points The meaning of the play Show Answer

16. Elements – 200 points What is the Theme? Back to Board

17. Elements – 300 points A long, uninterrupted speech spoken by a single character Show Answer

18. Elements – 300 points What is a Monologue? Back to Board

19. Elements – 400 points Helps the reader learn about characters, setting, and events Show Answer

20. Elements – 400 points What is Dialogue? Back to Board

21. Elements – 500 points A speech that reveals the thoughts and feelings of a character Show Answer

22. Elements – 500 points What is a Monologue? Back to Board

23. Elements 2 – 100 points The playwright’s technique of creating believable characters through actions, dialogue, and movements Show Answer

24. Elements 2 – 100 points What is Characterization? Back to Board

25. Elements 2 – 200 points The central figure of the drama Show Answer

26. Elements 2 – 200 points Who is the Protagonist? Back to Board

27. Elements 2 – 300 points The character who opposes the central figure of the drama Show Answer

28. Elements 2 – 300 points Who is the Antagonist? Back to Board

29. Elements 2 – 400 points The theme can either be ______ or ______ Show Answer

30. Elements 2 – 400 points What is Cleary Stated or Inferred? Back to Board

31. Elements 2 – 500 points The five parts of the plot diagram in order (including the fancy French word) Show Answer

32. Elements 2 – 500 points What is exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, denouement Back to Board

33. Types – 100 points Events lead to the downfall or death of the main character Show Answer

34. Types – 100 points What is a Tragedy? Back to Board

35. Types – 200 points Written about a serious subject Show Answer

36. Types – 200 points What is a Drama? Back to Board

37. Types – 300 points These two types of scripts contain camera angles Show Answer

38. Types – 300 points What are Screenplays and Teleplays? Back to Board

39. Types – 400 points This type of script includes sound effects but requires no set Show Answer

40. Types – 400 points What is a Radioplay? Back to Board

41. Types – 500 points Written to entertain but can point out society’s faults Show Answer

42. Types – 500 points What is a Comedy? Back to Board

43. Structure – 100 points Units of action in a drama Show Answer

44. Structure – 100 points What is an Act? Back to Board

45. Structure – 200 points Used to introduce new characters, settings, and foreshadow future events Show Answer

46. Structure – 200 points What are Scenes? Back to Board

47. Structure – 300 points When the playwright lets the reader know about something that will eventually occur in the story Show Answer

48. Structure – 300 points What is Foreshadowing? Back to Board

49. Structure – 400 points Nonverbal instructions written as part of the script Show Answer

50. Structure – 400 points What are Stage Directions? Back to Board