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QUARTER 3

GRADE 9 - ENGLISH
OBJECTIVE:

EN9LT-IIIa-16.1: Identify the


distinguishing features of
Anglo-American one-act plays
OBJECTIVE:

Specifically, at the end of the lesson,


at least 80% of the students will be
able to provide specific details from
the material viewed.
PRE-TEST

1. An ___________ is a division or unit of a


theater work or play which may consist of
multiple scenes.
a. act
b. original script
c. illusion
d. action
PRE-TEST
2. What is a one-act play?
a. It has a single setting and character.
b. It has a single act but may have several
scenes.
c. It has a single plot twist.
d. It has a single theme where it is based
from.
PRE-TEST

3. What do you think is the primary


means used to tell a story in a play?
a. sound effects
b. plot
c. theme
d. human voice
PRE-TEST
4.__________ are any artificial reproduction of
sound or sounds intended to accompany action
and supply realism in stage plays.
a. olfactory sounds
b. stage effects
c. sound effects
d. booming sounds
PRE-TEST

5. The following are important features of


a one-act play except:
a. delivery of the lines
b. tone of character’s voice
c. sound effects used
d. an orchestra
WHAT’S IN?
WHAT’S IN?
ONE ACT PLAY
CHARACTERS
SETTING
CONFLICT
CLIMAX
COMEDY
PLAY
DRAMA
SEQUENCE
THEATER
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Joanne Rowling born 31 July
1965), better known by her
pen name J. K. Rowling, is a British
author, screenwriter, producer, and
philanthropist. She is best known for
writing the Harry Potter fantasy
series, which has won multiple
awards and sold more than
500 million copies, becoming the
best-selling book series in history.
HARRY POTTER
Harry Potter is a series of seven 
fantasy novels written by British author 
J. K. Rowling. The novels chronicle the lives
of a young wizard, Harry Potter, and his
friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley,
all of whom are students at 
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
The main story arc concerns Harry's conflict
with Lord Voldemort, a dark wizard who
intends to become immortal, overthrow the
wizard governing body known as the 
Ministry of Magic and subjugate all wizards
and Muggles (non-magical people).
ACTIVITY: ANSWER ME

1.Who is Harry’s cousin?


2.Who is Harry’s uncle?
3.Who is Harry’s aunt?
4.Who is the giant who came to get
Harry from the Dursleys?
5.Where do Dursley and Harry live?
ACTIVITY: ANSWER ME

6.With which animal did Harry


converse in the Zoo?
7.What was on Harry’s forehead?
8.What kind of bird delivered
Harry’s letter?
ACTIVITY: ANSWER ME

9. What is the term used to refer


to people who do not possess
magic?
10. What is the name of the
school where Harry will go?
COMPREHENSION CHECK
1. Describe the character of Harry Potter in
the one-act play.
2. How did the Dursley family treat Harry?
3. Does Harry have special magic? Cite an
instance.
4. What do you think was the reason why the
Dursley family did not reveal the true
identity of Harry?
ELEMENTS OF
ONE-ACT PLAY
What is a one-act play?

1. It is a play-that is, it is meant to be


performed or enacted.
2. It is a short play (of one act) as distinct from
a long play (of three or five acts).
3. What is an Act? An act is a distinct main
section of a play.
4.  
What are the elements of a one-act play?
Setting – is the place, together with other
conditions, such as time and the environment,
involved in which the events occur. The setting can
be presented through the visual element deals with
the scenes, costumes, and special effects. The
setting can as well be enhanced by using viewable
elements, sound effects, and music.
What are the elements of a one-act play?
Characters – are the people, or sometimes animals,
subjected in the drama and are portrayed by the actors and
actresses in the play. Characters can be categorized into
three types according to the roles they play. The main
character of the play is known as the protagonist. The
antagonist is the character who opposes the protagonist.
The other characters that are neither the protagonist nor
the antagonist are called the secondary characters.
What are the elements of a one-act play?

Dialogue – conversation between two


or more characters. It is intended to
be spoken by the character and heard
by an audience who understands
what it is all about.
What are the elements of a one-act play?
Plot – referring to the play's basic storyline, is
the structure of a play that tells what happens
as the story goes. The plot structure can be
divided into six stages: exposition, inciting
incident, rising action, climax, falling action,
and denouement.
What are the elements of a one-act play?

Theme – the central, general message, or the controlling


topic about life or people the author wants to get across
through a literary work. Most plays have a theme or main
ideas, such as the value of prayer, the rewards of showing
patience, or the healing power of love. The play's outcome
implies some lessons or morals about the theme or affirms
some meaningful observation or conclusion about life.
What are the elements of a one-act play?

Genre – is the type of play. The


examples of the play's genre
include tragedy, comedy, romantic,
mystery, and historical play.
What are the elements of a one-act play?

Audience –is a group of people who watch the play.


An audience can be the most important element of
drama to be considered since it is the audience that
determines whether the play is successful. Many
playwrights also write the drama's plot with great
concern regarding their groups of the audience
rather than their interests.
FEATURES OF
ONE-ACT PLAY
General features:

• written in concise manner


• there are no breaks in the action
• have fewer character than a full-
length play
• most often, there is a single setting
Features to be able to captivate its audience:

• delivery of the lines – is how the characters properly


communicate the spoken word to the audience
• tone of voice of the character – is the vocal elements
used to portray a range of emotions
• sound effects - any artificial reproduction of sound or
sounds intended to accompany action and supply
realism in stage plays
GROUP ACTIVITY:
STORY MAP
Thank you.

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