This is for Grade 11-HUMSS Students

1. Good
Afternoon!

3. 1. A kind of literature that takes
advantages of people’s visual and
auditory senses.
A. poetry
B. fiction
C. drama
D. nonfiction

4. 2. It refers to the story lines that are
spoken in a drama or play.
A. theme
B. plot
C. setting
D. dialogue

5. 3. They are the leading characters
around which the whole drama/play
revolves.
A. protagonists
B. antagonists
C. foil
D. static

6. 4. Characters that change throughout
the play/drama are __________.
A. static
B. dynamic
C. foil
D. flat

7. 5. They are the principal source of
conflict for the other characters in the
drama/play.
A. protagonists
B. antagonists
C. foil
D. static

14. NAME THAT
DRAMA

15. ROMEO AND JULIET

16. MISS SAIGON

18. DRAMA
•a piece of writing, which is
artistically presented with dialogues.
•typically called plays, and their
creators are known as “playwright”
or “dramatist” in a form called
“script”.

19. DRAMA
•The word ‘drama’ comes from the Greek
word ‘dran’ meaning ‘to act or to do.’ Unlike
a short story or novel, a drama is meant to
be performed by actors and actresses for
an audience. A drama is meant for
performance. Dramas are performed for
theaters, televisions, films and also on radio.

20. TYPES OF
DRAMA

21. TRAGEDY
• A tragedy is a drama that ends unhappily for the
protagonist, opposite of the idea that heroes in
tragedies always die at the end.
• Common themes of tragic dramas include a disaster,
extreme pain, and the blows of death.
• Tragedy, being a drama, aims to arouse pity and fear
among the audience.

22. TRAGEDY

23. COMEDY
• In its simple definition, a comedy is a drama
that ends happily for the protagonist.
• This is exactly the opposite of a tragedy.
• In addition, the element of humor is one thing
that makes it distinct from that of the
tragedy.

24. COMEDY

25. TRAGICOMEDY
• This type of drama combines the characteristics of a comedy
and a tragedy. Despite of all the tragic events that had
happened, the story still ends happily for the protagonist.
• The remarkable thing about a tragicomedy is that it can
make you laugh and cry.
• A tragicomedy might be a serious drama combined with
funny moments that periodically lighten the mood, or a
drama that has a happy ending.

26. TRAGICOMEDY

27. FARCE
• It is the play which has only funny elements
and no human values.
• Features exaggerated or absurd forms of
comedy.
• Overall funny and hilarious in nature.
• Main objective is to entertain the audience.

28. MELODRAMA
Melodrama is an exaggerated form of drama. The
melodrama is also referred to as sentimental
drama.
Dramatic work in which events, plot, and characters
are sensationalized to elicit strong emotional
reactions from the audience.

29. MUSICAL DRAMA
• This type of drama takes advantage of
the power of music. Instead of pure
dialogue and acting, the musical drama
(or musical play or simply musical) makes
use of dancing and singing to tell a story.

30. MUSICAL DRAMA
•Moreover, musicals have also started
dominating the televisions and film industry
in the early 21st century and one of the
most popular to ever hit the screen is the
three-part musical entitled “High School
Musical.”

31. MUSICAL DRAMA

33. CHARACTER
• Characters are people, animals, or even ideas
that are portrayed by the actors in a play or
drama.
• Characters are what make stories. Without them,
there is no story to tell, only a lot of scenery.
• The characters in a play/drama can generally be
divided into major characters and minor
characters, depending on how important they are
in the plot.

34. PROTAGONIST
ANTAGONIST

35. PROTAGONIST
• Protagonists are the main
characters, around which the whole
story of the drama/play revolves
• They are all vital and serve as the
center of the story.

36. ANTAGONIST
• Antagonists are characters who
actively oppose or hostile to
protagonists. They are the
principal source of conflict for the
leading characters

37. ROUNDED VS. FLAT
DYNAMIC VS. STATIC

38. ROUNDED
Rounded characters can
be associated with
characters who are
complex. They can be
both likable and
unlikeable because they
have a diverse set of
attitudes, behaviors, and
beliefs.
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much as you want to customize
your presentation.
FLAT
Flat characters are
characters who reveal
only one, maybe two
personality traits
(one/two dimensional)
in a drama or play
and the trait(s) do not
change.

39. DYNAMIC
Dynamic characters are
characters that change
during the course of the
story or drama. They
change in outlook or
disposition and they are
also called as
developing characters.
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much as you want to customize
your presentation.
STATIC
Static characters
are the ones that
do not change
all throughout
the storyline.

40. NAME THE CHARACTER!

41. ROMEO AND JULIET
• Protagonist
• Round Characters
• Dynamic Characters

42. JACK AND ROSE
• Protagonist
• Round Characters
• Dynamic Characters

43. CARDO DALISAY
• Protagonist
• Round Character
• Dynamic Characters

44. CINDERELLA’S
FAIRY GODMOTHER
• Flat Character
• Static Characters

45. BELLE
• Protagonist
• Round Character
• Dynamic Characters

47. You are a playwright and you are going to write a
drama/play about the topic that you are interested in.
You have to conceptualize the characters that you
want to include in your drama. Complete the
following information and describe your characters as
detailed as possible. Write your answer on one whole
sheet of paper.
1. The protagonist in your drama
2. The antagonist
3. The minor characters in your drama (at least 3)

48. LET’S GENERALIZE

49. To wrap-up everything that we discussed in this lesson,
do the 3-2-1 Important Things activity:
The three important things I learned for today’s lesson are …
1. _______________________________________________________________
2. _______________________________________________________________
3. _______________________________________________________________
The two things I realized in today’s lesson are …
1. _______________________________________________________________
2. _______________________________________________________________
The one important thing I pledge to share to others is …
1. _______________________________________________________________