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Dramatic work where plot prevails over characterization, appealing to emotions.

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MELODRAMA

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Act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when alone.

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SOLILOQUY

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Refers to the sound of dialogue, musicality, rhythm, and pace that establishes mood and characterizes variety.

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SONG

Front

The ____ is the story that the play narrates.

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PLOT

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How actors speak their lines reveals their personality and emotion.

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VOICE

Front

An __________ is a character who opposes the protagonist.

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ANTAGONIST

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Literary device in: “Look, I’m no Mother Teresa. I’ve made my mistakes, but I’m trying.”

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ALLUSION

Front

The writer of a play is called _____

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PLAYWRIGHT

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Volume, pitch, pausing, intonation, pace, and accent influence audience understanding of a character and scene tension.

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TRUE

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A dynamic character undergoes change; they show character ___________.

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DEVELOPMENT