What are the five key elements of a drama as defined by Aristotle

Question

A. Settings tension language metaphor emotion
B. Plot character settings imagery
D. Plot character tension language spectacle

Answer 1

The five key elements of a drama as defined by Aristotle are:

B. Plot, character, settings, imagery.

However, it's worth noting that the closest traditional classification according to Aristotle's Poetics includes:

1. Plot (mythos)
2. Character (ethos)
3. Thought (dianoia)
4. Diction (lexis)
5. Spectacle (opsis)

From your options, none perfectly matches Aristotle's categories, but choice B comes closest by including plot and character.