Flashcards and recall.

Try this with Drama

1. Write one prompt per card. Use definitions, explanations or examples from your current topic.
2. Answer aloud before turning the card. Split a card if it asks for several unrelated facts.
3. Set aside missed cards and revisit them in a later session.

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Recall topics

• form (The dramatic languages)
• style (The dramatic languages)
• convention (The dramatic languages)
• element of drama (The dramatic languages)
• skills of drama (The dramatic languages)
• stagecraft (The dramatic languages)
• blocking (The dramatic languages)
• dramatic action (The dramatic languages)
• dramatic meaning (The dramatic languages)
• audience awareness (The dramatic languages)
• role (Elements of drama I)
• character (Elements of drama I)
• relationship (Elements of drama I)
• objective (Elements of drama I)
• status (Elements of drama I)
• subtext (Elements of drama I)
• collective role (Elements of drama I)
• split role (Elements of drama I)
• proxemics (Elements of drama I)
• characterisation (Elements of drama I)
• tension (Elements of drama II)
• mood (Elements of drama II)
• contrast (Elements of drama II)
• dramatic focus (Elements of drama II)
• pace (Elements of drama II)
• stillness (Elements of drama II)
• split focus (Elements of drama II)
• atmosphere (Elements of drama II)
• stakes (Elements of drama II)
• key moment (Elements of drama II)
• time (Elements of drama III)
• place (Elements of drama III)
• space (Elements of drama III)
• situation (Elements of drama III)
• symbol (Elements of drama III)
• language (Elements of drama III)
• movement (Elements of drama III)
• dramatic time (Elements of drama III)
• visual language (Elements of drama III)
• movement motif (Elements of drama III)