Intro. To Theatre Final Review - Plot Structure Question Preview (ID: 2227)


Review The Parts Of A Plot And Make Sure You Understand What Each Part Means Before You Take The Final Exam. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

The plot of a play should rise to a strong, and convincing, what?
a) Exposition
b) Climax
c) Initial Incident
d) Rising Action

Which part of the plot structure provides the who, what, where, when, and why facts of the play?
a) Climax
b) Initial Incident
c) Exposition
d) Rising Action

In which part of the plot structure does the conflict of the play begin?
a) Initial Incident
b) Rising Action
c) Climax
d) Falling Action

In which part of the plot structure does the protagonist of the play make an irreversible decision?
a) Initial Incident
b) Rising Action
c) Falling Action
d) Climax

In which part of the plot structure is the preliminary situation explained?
a) Exposition
b) Climax
c) Rising Action
d) Resolution/Conclusion

The events that occur after the climax of a play are considered to be a part of the what?
a) Initial Incident
b) Falling Action
c) Rising Action
d) Exposition

All of the events that occur between the Initial Incident and the Climax are part of the what?
a) Rising Action
b) Conclusion
c) Exposition
d) Falling Action

True or False: The Falling Action typically takes less time than the Rising Action of a play.
a) True
b) False
c) X
d) X

The ____ is usually what gets the ball rolling in the plot of a play.
a) Exposition
b) Initial Incident
c) Climax
d) Resolution

In movies, this part of the plot structure is usually depicted through the use of flashbacks.
a) Initial Incident
b) Climax
c) Preliminary Situation
d) Falling Action

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