It is a Greek word which means “to do” or “to act”. Drum false Dram false Dran true Dram false Single These are characters who are transformed as the play progresses. a. Round characters false b. Flat characters false c. Symbolic characters false d. Stereotyped false Single It is a device used by literary writers to dramatize a character or scene in which a character is in a situation not expected the readers or audience. Irony false Dramatic hyperbole false Drama false Dramatic irony true Single This refers to the mise en scene of the dramatic production. Climax false Spectacle true Plot false Scenery false Single It is the conversation between or among the actors of the play. Monologue false Drama false Dialogue true Playwright false Single This is referred to as the ‘soul’ of the drama with a beginning, middle, and end. Plot true Setting false Scene false Sequencing false Single It is the product of the hard work of all its important personages: the author, director, actor, audience. Spectacle false Playwright false Rehearsal false Drama true Single What do we call the writer of plays or drama? Playwright true Drama writer false Poet false Composer false Single These are movable items used in the drama production. Objects false Technical instruments true Props false Sceneries false Single They are also known as stock characters. Round characters false Stereotyped characters true Realistic characters false Symbolic characters false Single