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1 Identify the central character in your drama 1 Why was this character central to the drama 3 Now think about the other characters in your drama. Choose any TWO and explain their purpose in the drama. 4

2 Think about the purpose or message of your drama. How did the plot help to communicate this purpose or message? 6 What aspect of your presented drama had the greatest impact on your audience and why? 2 In what ways could theatre arts enhance this impact? 4

3 Conventions are alternative ways of presenting parts of a drama. Describe how conventions were effectively used during your Standard Grade Course You must refer to THREE different conventions. (They do not need to come from The same drama. Convention 1___________________________ 4 marks Convention 2_____________________________ 4 marks Convention 3 ______________________________4 marks

4 Draw the correct ground plan symbols for the following. Backcloth Entrance/Exit Window Flat Rostra Gauze Treads (1 mark each)

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