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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which character from the story frequently uses repetition in his dialogue?
- 2. Multiple Choice
The word in (parenthesis) is an example of:
dialogue
settting
Act
stage directions
- 3. Poll
Who is your favorite character?
- 4. Multiple Choice
An Act in a drama is just like a
glossary in a book
an author in a drama
a chapter in a drama
a list of characters
- 5. Multiple Choice
The following is an example of:
setting
stage directions
cast of characters
scene
- 6. Multiple Choice
The setting of this story is:
The King's kitchen
The Owl's Courtroom
The King's Living Room
The King's Bedroom
- 7. Poll
Why did the author include production notes?
Because a drama is meant to be read independently
Because the author likes to add extra details
Because a DRAMA is meant to be performed by actors on a stage
Because the author wanted to add an extra page.
- 8. Multiple Choice
The narrator of a drama is
the person who makes the costumes in a drama
the person who tells what happens in a drama
the person who opens and closes the curtains
the villain
- 9. Multiple Choice
The scene in a play is
the setting in a drama
tells what the actors must do
the action that takes place in a single setting
a chapter in a drama
- 10. Multiple Choice
The following picture includes:
a character tag and dialogue he is saying
dialogue
stage directions
character tag
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