Part 2

Question 0

Mean length of utterance

Answer 0

The amount a character speaks/average length of their utterances

Question 1

Mode of address

Answer 1

The names characters call each other and the way they address each other

Question 2

Adjacency pairs (disrupted)

Answer 2

Sets of responses that go together eg question/answer (when disrupted a question may be followed by another question)

Question 3

Ellipsis

Answer 3

A gap in time sometimes indicated by … Or […]

Question 4

Cataphora

Answer 4

The use of a pronoun to introduce a character before the noun has been used

Question 5

Symbolism

Answer 5

The use of a concrete object to represent something abstract (eg an idea or a person not present)

Question 6

Tableau

Answer 6

A freeze frame that creates meaning through the use of a still image on the stage

Question 7

Protagonist

Answer 7

The central character in a play

Question 8

Antagonist

Answer 8

The opposing force to the protagonist

Question 9

Tragic hero

Answer 9

From the Greek form of theatre, must have a fatal flaw (hamartia) which causes his fall from high to low status.

Question 10

Characterisation

Answer 10

The writer’s technique of creating a character through various literary or dramatic approaches

Question 11

Diametrically opposed characters

Answer 11

Characters who possess opposing qualities, presented in a way that asks us to compare and contrast them

Question 12

Static character

Answer 12

One who does not undergo change during the course of the play

Question 13

Dynamic character

Answer 13

One who undergoes change during the course of a play

Question 14

This card is reversed

The amount a character speaks/average length of their utterances

Answer 14

Mean length of utterance

Question 15

This card is reversed

The names characters call each other and the way they address each other

Answer 15

Mode of address

Question 16

This card is reversed

Sets of responses that go together eg question/answer (when disrupted a question may be followed by another question)

Answer 16

Adjacency pairs (disrupted)

Question 17

This card is reversed

A gap in time sometimes indicated by … Or […]

Answer 17

Ellipsis

Question 18

This card is reversed

The use of a pronoun to introduce a character before the noun has been used

Answer 18

Cataphora

Question 19

This card is reversed

The use of a concrete object to represent something abstract (eg an idea or a person not present)

Answer 19

Symbolism

Question 20

This card is reversed

A freeze frame that creates meaning through the use of a still image on the stage

Answer 20

Tableau

Question 21

This card is reversed

The central character in a play

Answer 21

Protagonist

Question 22

This card is reversed

The opposing force to the protagonist

Answer 22

Antagonist

Question 23

This card is reversed

From the Greek form of theatre, must have a fatal flaw (hamartia) which causes his fall from high to low status.

Answer 23

Tragic hero

Question 24

This card is reversed

The writer’s technique of creating a character through various literary or dramatic approaches

Answer 24

Characterisation

Question 25

This card is reversed

Characters who possess opposing qualities, presented in a way that asks us to compare and contrast them

Answer 25

Diametrically opposed characters

Question 26

This card is reversed

One who does not undergo change during the course of the play

Answer 26

Static character

Question 27

This card is reversed

One who undergoes change during the course of a play

Answer 27

Dynamic character