Which of the following best defines props in drama?
A. painted backdrops that can be used in several scenes
B. movable objects used by actors onstage
C. asides by actors to the audience
D. tragic flaws
The answer is:B
I agree.
To arrive at the correct answer, we can examine each option and eliminate the ones that are not relevant.
A. Painted backdrops that can be used in several scenes: This option describes scenery or set pieces, but not props.
C. Asides by actors to the audience: This option refers to a theatrical device where an actor speaks directly to the audience and is not related to props.
D. Tragic flaws: This option is unrelated to the definition of props in drama.
B. Movable objects used by actors onstage: This option accurately describes the definition of props in drama. Props are objects that actors use or interact with during a performance.
Therefore, the correct answer is B.