drama

Question 1

is the specific mode of fiction represented in performance

Answer 1

Drama

Question 2

The director is the overall in charge of the dramatic performance.

Answer 2

Direction

Question 3

the members of the cast perform the roles assigned to them by the
director. They read the script, memorize their lines, follow the instructions
given by the director, and give justice to their assigned roles.

Answer 3

Acting

Question 4

the editor sequences the scenes to be presened in such a way that
they make up a coherent whole.

Answer 4

Editing

Question 5

is the person who takes charge of the
photography. He looks for the location that fits the story and, with the aid of
the cameramen, shoots the scenes forming part of the drama.

Answer 5

Cinematography

Question 6

The set designer does the layout of the set. He determines what
to place as backdrop and what to put on stage.

Answer 6

Set design

Question 7

is tasked to do the overall design for a drama to be shown
on the small screen or the wide screen.

Answer 7

Production design

Question 8

creates the clothes to be worn by the
actors and actresses. Akin to a fashion designer who comes up with
fashionable clothes appealing to his target market, he sees to it the costumes
suit the characters to be portrayed by the performers.

Answer 8

Costume design

Question 9

beautifies or uglifies the actors and actresses
based on the roles they portray.

Answer 9

Make up

Question 10

are the things which the actors
and actresses carry or bring with them as they perform on the stage or in front
of the camera in order to establish their character.

Answer 10

Properties

Question 11

is in charge of determining the amount
(bright or dark) and the sources (sun, lamp, flashlight or candle) of light
needed to make scene realistic and credible.

Answer 11

Light/lighting effect

Question 12

is in charge of producing those sights
that are not usually captured by the camera in order to make the scenes
effective

Answer 12

Visual effect

Question 13

it is the song composed to represent the theme or the subject
matter of the drama.

Answer 13

Theme songs

Question 13

is in charge of determining the amount
(loud or soft) and the sources (people,animals, objects, etc) of sound needed
to make the scenes realistic and credible.

Answer 13

Sound effect

Question 14

the theme song is not only song played in drama, whether it
is a comedy, a tragedy, a melodrama, or another genre. There are other songs
played to set the mood, to excite the audience, or keep the viewers glued to
their seats.

Answer 14

Musical score

Question 15

It is one of the most important aspects of a play fr without it, there
wont be any production.

Answer 15

Story

Question 16

It is that which contains dialogue or the lines to be memorized by the
performers.

Answer 16

Script

Question 17

it is a drama in which the hero fails to fulfil his goal or goals. His
failure is attributed to his tragic flaw, a fatal mistake.

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Tragedy

Question 18

it is a drama in which the hero fails with respect to some goals
but succeeds with respect to other goals. It is merely combination of s tragedy
and a comedy.

Answer 18

Tragicomedy

Question 19

it is a drama in which the hero succeeds in fulfilling his goal or
goals. Sometimes, it is comic all throughout as comedy of manners o a
slapstick comedy such that the viewers laugh and laugh as they watch the
performance.

Answer 19

Comedy

Question 19

it is a drama written by an author whose intention is to poke fun at
the hero, his subject. The hero, oftentimes symbolizing a public official or
person of authority. The dramatic tone is satirical.

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Farce

Question 20

it is a drama that focuses not on the protagonist, but on the
action or the situation. It is characterized by sensational actions, extravagant
emotions, and a happy endings.

Answer 20

Melodrama

Question 21

it is a drama that serves to re-enact a biblical event or to
teach a truth or truths pertaining to a religion.

Answer 21

Religious play

Question 22

it serves to re-enact a historical event that plays an important
role on the lives of the viewers.

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historical play

Question 23

also known as an opera. It is an art form that combines music and drama. Dealing with any subject, it differ from other plays in as much as the performers do not say their lives, but sing them

Answer 23

musical play

Question 24

it is a drama performed on stage and the dramatic performers perform live before an audience. Example is the Huling El Bimbo

Answer 24

Stage play

Question 25

it is a drama aired over the radio. The dramatic performers perform live in the studio but not before the audience. Examples are Dear MOR and Ito ang Inyong Tiya Dely.

Answer 25

Radio play

Question 26

it is a drama shown on television and the dramatic performers tape the play days before it is presented to the public.Examples are Magpakailanman and Maalalala mo kaya.

Answer 26

Television play

Question 27

it is a drama shown on the wide screen where the dramatic performers shoot the film months before it is presented to the public.

Answer 27

Movie or film

Question 28

was a theatrical culture that flourished in ancient Greece from 600 BC. The city-state of Athens, which became a significant cultural, political, and military power during this period, was its center, where it was institutionalised as part of a festival called the Dionysia, which honored the god Dionysus. Tragedy (late 500 BC), comedy (490 BC), and the satyr play were the three dramatic genres to emerge there. Athens exported the festival to its numerous colonies.

Answer 28

Ancient Greek drama

Question 29

Romanticism gave way to Realism during the 19th century, paving the way for the era of contemporary drama in the 20th century. Contemporary drama shows the influence of all that has come before.

Answer 29

Modern Drama

Question 29

was heavily influenced by the Greek tradition. The Roman dramatists tended to adapt and translate from the Greek as writers in other literary genres did. For example, Seneca’s “Phaedra” was based on Euripides’ “Hippolytus” and the comedies of Plautus and Terence were direct re elaborations of Menander’s works. Compared to Greek theatre, Roman theatre was less influenced by religion and was more aesthetic appeal. Was a more common thing to appear on stage as opposed to the Green theatre where was more commonly spoken about.

Answer 29

Roman Drama

Question 30

is considered the highest point of Filipino folk literature, and dates back to the pre-colonial period.

Answer 30

Epic poetry

Question 31

is the leading exponent of Philippine theater and the resident drama company of the Cultural Center of the Philippines since its organization in 1987.

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Philippine Theater

Question 32

is a poetic debate presented through song and dance, which originated from indigenous courtship customs.

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Duplo

Question 33

This is the dramatization of the life and death of Jesus Christ and is usually presented as a community activity during the Lenten season.

Answer 33

Senakulo

Question 33

one of the most popular types of theater in the Philippines was the Moros y Cristianos, which is not surprising for a country that was under Spanish rule for 300 years.

Answer 33

Moro-moro

Question 35

With its varied cultures and communities throughout its 7000 islands, the Philippines has a diverse collection of folk dances. Some of the most popular folk dances are the Singkil, ___ dance that originated from the Maranao people of Lake Lanao in Mindanao, from the epic legend Darangen; the Itik-Itik, which originated as an improvised dance in Surigao del Sur and was discovered by National Artist for Dance Francisca Reyes-Aquino; and the Tinikling, which is similar to Singkil with its use of bamboo poles that dancers must weave through. It is supposed to mimic the movement of the local tikling birds.

Answer 35

Traditional Folk Dance

Question 36

It sounds like “vaudeville”, and it is. This form of theater was an American import in the pre-war era, but became uniquely Filipino with the indigenization of the name.

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Bodabil

Question 37

is a type of melodrama, usually in three acts, that uses alternately spoken and sung words.

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Sarsuwela

Question 38

began with the introduction of the first moving pictures to the country on August 31, 1897 at the Salón de Pertierra in Manila. following year, local scenes were shot on film for the first time by a Spaniard, Antonio Ramos, using the Lumiere Cinematograph.

Answer 38

Philippine Cinema