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Drama is one of the forms of literary works that are written to be performed on stage. Drama usually has a theme, characters, plot, dialogue, and stage directions that form a story. Drama can contain moral messages, entertainment, social criticism, or education for the audience. Drama can also have various genres, such as comedy, tragedy, romance, horror, etc.

One of the themes that are often raised in drama is the theme of school. This theme is interesting because it relates to the daily life of students and teachers. This theme can also show various conflicts, emotions, and diverse characters. This theme can also depict real or fictional situations that occur in the school environment.

Here are some examples of drama texts for 5 people with the theme of school teachers and students. These drama texts are fictional and do not intend to offend anyone. These drama texts can also be modified according to the needs and creativity of the writer.

Drama Text “Math Test”

This drama text tells about five students who face a math test. They have different levels of ability and attitude towards math. How do they deal with the math test? Read the following drama text.

Characters

Adi: a smart and diligent student who likes math.
Banu: a lazy and naughty student who does not like math.
Sita: a clever and polite student who likes math enough.
Dini: an average student who is not good at math.
Budi: a strict and wise math teacher.

Setting

School on the day of the semester exam.

Plot

Introduction: Adi, Banu, Sita, Dini, and Budi prepare to face the math test.
Development: Adi, Sita, and Dini try to do the problems well. Banu tries to cheat from Adi. Budi supervises the test tightly.
Climax: Budi catches Banu cheating from Adi. Budi gets angry and takes Banu’s answer sheet.
Resolution: Budi gives punishment to Banu to repeat the math test the next day. Adi, Sita, and Dini finish the test smoothly.

Dialogue

Scene 1: In front of the class

(BUDI enters the class with a paper of test questions. ADI, BANU, SITA, and DINI sit on their respective benches.)

BUDI: Good morning, kids!

ADI, BANU, SITA, DINI: Good morning, Mr. Budi!

BUDI: Today we will take the semester exam for math. Are you ready?

ADI: Ready, sir!

SITA: Ready, sir!

DINI: Somewhat ready, sir.

BANU: (in his heart) Not ready at all!

BUDI: Well. Before we start the test, there are some rules that you have to follow.

ADI, BANU, SITA, DINI: What are they, sir?

BUDI: First, you have to do the problems honestly and not cheat.

ADI: Ready!

SITA: Ready!

DINI: Ready!

BANU: (in his heart) Too hard!

BUDI: Second, you have to keep your answer sheet neat and write your name and number clearly.

ADI: Ready!

SITA: Ready!

DINI: Ready!

BANU: (in his heart) Too complicated!

BUDI: Third, you have to follow the time limit and not leave the class before the test is over.

ADI: Ready!

SITA: Ready!

DINI: Ready!

BANU: (in his heart) Too long!

BUDI: Fourth, you have to respect the supervisor teacher and not make noise during the test.

ADI: Ready!

SITA: Ready!

DINI: Ready!

BANU: (in his heart) Too scary!

BUDI: Fifth...eh...that's enough right? Any questions?

ADI: No, sir.

SITA: No, sir.

DINI: No, sir.

BANU: (in his heart) There are many! Why are the questions so hard? Why can't we cheat? Why can't we leave the class? Why can't we make noise?

BUDI: Then let's start the test now. The paper questions are already on your desks. The time given is 90 minutes. Start...now! Good luck!

(BUDI sits at the teacher's desk and holds a stopwatch.)

Scene 2: In class

(ADI opens the paper question and starts working calmly. BANU opens the paper question and is shocked to see the difficult questions.)

BANU: (in his heart) Oh my God! The questions are crazy! I don't understand anything! What should I do? There's no other choice...I have to cheat from Adi! He's the smartest in class! His answers must be all right! I have to move a little bit so I can see his answers...

(BANU moves slightly towards ADI.)

ADI: (in his heart) The questions are quite hard huh...but I'm sure I can do them. I studied a lot last night. I have to focus and be careful...

(ADI focuses on doing the problems.)

SITA: (in his heart) The questions are quite challenging huh...but I like challenges. I like math because it's logical and systematic. I have to think hard...

(SITA thinks hard doing the problems.)

DINI: (in his heart) The questions are quite difficult huh...but I don't want to give up. I'm not very good at math but I want to learn. I have to try...

(DINI tries to do

(BANU manages to see ADI's answer for question number 1.)

BANU: (in his heart) Yes! Finally I can see Adi's answer! Question number 1 is A! OK...I write A on my answer sheet...

(BANU writes A on his answer sheet.)

(BUDI sees BANU's movement from the teacher's desk.)

BUDI: (in his heart) Eh...what is Banu doing? Is he cheating from Adi? No way...he must know the consequences if he gets caught...but wait a minute...I have to make sure...

(BUDI gets up from the teacher's desk and walks towards BANU.)

BUDI: (loudly) Banu! What are you doing?

(BANU is startled and tries to hide his answer sheet.)

BANU: (nervously) Nothing, sir...I'm just doing the test...

BUDI: Don't lie to me! I saw you looking at Adi's answer sheet! Give me your answer sheet now!

BANU: (pleading) No, sir...please...don't take it...

BUDI: (angrily) Give it to me or I'll report you to the principal!

(BUDI snatches BANU's answer sheet and looks at it.)

BUDI: (disgusted) You only have one answer and it's wrong! You copied Adi's answer but he wrote B not A!

BANU: (shocked) What? How can that be?

ADI: (in his heart) Oh no...Banu copied my wrong answer...I made a mistake on question number 1...I should have checked it before...

SITA: (in his heart) Oh no...Banu got caught cheating...this is bad...

DINI: (in his heart) Oh no...Banu is in trouble...poor him...

BUDI: (furious) You are cheating and you are also stupid! How dare you do this in my class! You have no respect for yourself or for others! You have violated the rules and you must face the consequences!

BANU: (crying) I'm sorry, sir...please forgive me...I was desperate...I didn't understand anything...

BUDI: Sorry is not enough! You have to learn your lesson! You will not pass this test and you will have to repeat it tomorrow!

BANU: (sobbing) No, sir...please don't do that...please give me another chance...

BUDI: No more chances for you! You have wasted your opportunity to learn and improve yourself! Now you have to pay the price!

(BUDI takes BANU by the arm and drags him out of the class.)

BUDI: Come with me! We're going to the principal's office!

BANU: (wailing) No, sir...please don't take me there...please let me go...

(ADI, SITA, and DINI watch BANU being taken away with pity and fear.)

ADI: (in his heart) Poor Banu...he made a big mistake...he should have studied harder instead of cheating...

SITA: (in his heart) Poor Banu...he got caught by Mr. Budi...he should have listened to his advice instead of cheating...

DINI: (in his heart) Poor Banu...he has to repeat the test tomorrow...he should have tried to do it himself instead of cheating...

(BUDI returns to the class and looks at ADI, SITA, and DINI sternly.)

BUDI: I hope you learned something from what happened to Banu. Cheating is not only wrong but also useless. It will not help you in the long run. It will only make you lazy, dishonest, and ignorant. If you want to succeed in life, you have to work hard, be honest, and be smart. Do you understand?

ADI, SITA, DINI: Yes, sir.

BUDI: Good. Now continue your test. You still have some time left. Do your best.

(BUDI sits back at the teacher's desk and resumes the stopwatch.)

(ADI, SITA, and DINI continue their test with more focus and confidence.)

Scene 3: In front of the school

(ADI, SITA, and DINI come out of the class with their bags. They look happy and relieved.)

ADI: We did it! We finished the test!

SITA: Yes, we did! It was hard but we managed to do it!

DINI: Yes, we did! It was challenging but we learned a lot from it!

(They high-five each other.)

ADI: How do you think you did?

SITA: I think I did well. I answered most of the questions correctly.

DINI: I think I did OK. I answered some of the questions correctly.

ADI: I think I did great. I answered all of the questions correctly.

SITA: Wow, Adi! You're amazing!

DINI: Wow, Adi! You're awesome!

ADI: Thanks, guys. But you know what? It doesn't matter how many questions we answered correctly. What matters is that we did it honestly and sincerely.

SITA: That's true. Honesty is more important than anything.

DINI: That's true. Honesty is more valuable than anything.

(They hug each other.)

ADI: We're not only good students but also good friends.

SITA: Yes, we are.

DINI: Yes, we are.

(They see BUDI coming out of the school with a serious expression.)

ADI: Look, there's Mr. Budi.

SITA: Let's go say hi to him.

DINI: Let's go thank him for teaching us.

(They approach BUDI respectfully.)

ADI, SITA, DINI: Good afternoon, Mr. Budi!

BUDI: Good afternoon, kids!

ADI: How are you today?

BUDI

BUDI: I'm fine, thank you. How about you?

ADI: We're fine too, sir. We just finished the math test.

BUDI: I know. I checked your answer sheets. You did very well.

SITA: Really? Thank you, sir!

DINI: Really? Thank you, sir!

BUDI: You're welcome. I'm proud of you. You worked hard, you were honest, and you were smart.

ADI: Thank you, sir. It's all thanks to you. You taught us well.

BUDI: No, it's all thanks to yourselves. You learned well.

SITA: Thank you, sir. You're the best teacher ever.

DINI: Thank you, sir. You're the best teacher ever.

BUDI: No, you're the best students ever.

(They smile at each other.)

BUDI: By the way, have you seen Banu?

ADI: No, sir. We haven't seen him since he was taken to the principal's office.

BUDI: I see. Well, I have some news for you.

SITA: What is it, sir?

DINI: What is it, sir?

BUDI: Banu has apologized to me and to the principal. He has admitted his mistake and he has promised to never cheat again.

ADI: Really? That's good news!

SITA: Really? That's good news!

DINI: Really? That's good news!

BUDI: Yes, it is. He has also agreed to repeat the math test tomorrow. He said he will study hard tonight and he will do his best tomorrow.

ADI: Wow! That's great news!

SITA: Wow! That's great news!

DINI: Wow! That's great news!

BUDI: Yes, it is. He has also asked me to tell you something.

ADI: What is it, sir?

SITA: What is it, sir?

DINI: What is it, sir?

BUDI: He has asked me to tell you that he is sorry for what he did. He said he was wrong and he regrets it. He said he hopes you can forgive him and still be his friends.

ADI: Of course we can forgive him and still be his friends!

SITA: Of course we can forgive him and still be his friends!

DINI: Of course we can forgive him and still be his friends!

BUDI: I'm glad to hear that. He will be happy to hear that too.

ADI: Can we see him now?

BUDI: Sure, you can. He's waiting for you outside the school gate.

SITA: Let's go see him then!

DINI: Let's go see him then!

(They say goodbye to BUDI and run towards the school gate.)

BUDI: (in his heart) What a wonderful day! I have taught a wonderful lesson and I have witnessed a wonderful change. These kids are wonderful indeed!

(He walks away with a smile on his face.)

Scene 4: Outside the school gate

(BANU is sitting on a bench outside the school gate with a sad expression on his face. He sees ADI, SITA, and DINI running towards him.)

BANU: (in his heart) Oh no...they're here...they must hate me...they must think I'm a loser...they must want to avoid me...

(He lowers his head and avoids eye contact.)

ADI: Banu!

SITA

Conclusion

This article has presented an example of a drama text for 5 people with the theme of school teachers and students. The drama text is titled "Math Test" and it tells about the different attitudes and behaviors of five students who face a math test. The drama text shows how cheating is not only wrong but also useless, and how honesty is more important than anything. The drama text also shows how friendship can overcome mistakes and conflicts, and how forgiveness can heal wounds and restore trust. The drama text aims to convey moral messages, entertainment, social criticism, and education for the audience.

The article has also explained the definition, concept, structure, and elements of a drama text. A drama text is a text that contains a story with the emphasis on the utterances of the characters (dialogue) to convey the content of the drama. A drama text is also an important document that contains authentic and accurate data that will be performed in front of the public. The structure and form of a drama text are different from other texts such as short stories or novels. The structure of a drama text consists of acts, scenes, dialogues, and stage directions. The elements of a drama text include theme, characters, plot, setting, conflict, and resolution.

The article hopes to provide useful information and inspiration for those who want to write or perform a drama text. Writing or performing a drama text can be a fun and creative way to express oneself and to communicate with others. Writing or performing a drama text can also be a challenging and rewarding way to learn and to improve oneself.

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