Question

drama is a form of literature intended for
.
characters in drama are developed through their
and actions.
the is the sequence of
events that make up the story in a drama.
the time and place where a drama unfolds is known as
the .
dialogue includes spoken words, monologues, and
.
the underlying message or central idea of a drama is
called the .

Explanation:

1. Drama is defined as literature written to be performed by actors for an audience.
2. Drama uses dialogue (spoken words) alongside actions to build characters.
3. The sequence of story events in a drama is its plot.
4. The specific time and setting of a drama is its setting.
5. Drama dialogue includes spoken exchanges, monologues, and soliloquies (speeches where a character reveals their inner thoughts alone).
6. The core, underlying message of a drama is its theme.

Answer:

1. performance (by actors/for an audience)
2. dialogue (spoken words)
3. plot
4. setting
5. soliloquies
6. theme