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The word 'drama' is really short for 'dramatic art' and is a blanket term covering a whole genre of literature for the stage whereas a one-act play' is the specific term for a type of play the action of which takes place in a single act. Plays are usually (though not exclusively) in three acts.
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What is a sentence for drama?
The drama club was so noisy in class today. Sarah is all about drama.and always talks drama. I hope she quites her drama or else it will be a miserable day. Drama is so fun to act when we did our class play. The drama teacher want to act out the drama play we were practicing. One of our classes spelling words was "drama"and i got 100% on my test. My 1 year old is full of drama and is such a girly girl. "I hope this motorcycle was not in the drama play last week"said Derek "OMG!!!,I just broke my nail"the queen of drama explained
What does dramatist mean?
A dramatist means a person who writes plays or you could say drama
What is the word that best defines A Large section of drama that contains several sub-sectons?
It's a bit ambiguous. A play is a large section of drama that contains several acts. An act is a large section of drama that contains several scenes. A scene is a large section of drama that contains several lines.
What do you do in drama classes?
You sing dance and act.
Where did the word drama originate from?
The word is available from both Latin and Greek as 'drama' derived from 'dramatos' meaning 'to do, to act or to perform'
