Question

2. Which of the following is a major characteristic of tragedy?
A. most of the characters die
B. the play is about a conflict
c. the protagonist moves from happiness to misery
D. the protagonist is the one most affected by the conflict
3. In terms of drama, characters refer to
A. the actor
B. the moral structure of a person
C. an off-stage character
4. Which of the following is a major characteristic of comedy?
D. fictional person of the play
A. no character is injured
C. the audience laughs
B. the antagonist is defeated
D. the play is serious
5. The theme of a play is
A. clearly described by one of the characters
B. described in the directions of the playwright to the director
c. inferred by the viewer from the action
D. the result of the tone of the play​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

2. Ans: the protagonist moves from happiness to misery

All literary tragedies share certain characteristics: Protagonists who are courageous and noble and must face significant internal or external challenges. A heartbreaking ending that often leads to catharsis for the audience and gives them hope for mankind.

3. Ans: the moral structure of a person.

character: a person portrayed in a drama, novel, or another artistic piece. characterization: how an actor uses body, voice, and thought to develop and portray a character. choreography: the movement of actors and dancers to music in a play.

4. Ans:  the audience laughs.

Characteristics such as mistaken identity, battle of the sexes, and jumping to conclusions are what set the comedic story apart from the tragedy.

5. Ans: clearly described by one of the characters.

The theme is the message the play wants to convey. Some people describe it as a moral or lesson, but it is not always directly a lesson. A play will build theme largely through dialogue. Characters can say things directly related to the theme, as the events happening around them.