Elements of a play pre/post assessment

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What are the structural elements of a play?

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The structural elements of a play include the script, dialogue, descriptions, stage directions, cast of characters, and setting.

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What do structural elements do in a play?

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Structural elements tell how the play should be presented.

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What action does the actor take when the script says: 'Fisherman: [throws fishing line in water] I hope I hook a big fish today!'?

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The actor pretends to throw a fishing line in the water and says 'I hope I hook a big fish today!'.

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True or false: There can be more than one narrator in a play.

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True.

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What do stage directions tell actors?

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Stage directions tell actors how to act or move, or the feelings to show.

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What is the purpose of a script in a play?

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The script serves as the written text of the play, containing the dialogue and instructions for the actors.

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Define dialogue in the context of a play.

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Dialogue is the spoken conversation between characters in a play.

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What is the role of the cast of characters in a play?

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The cast of characters lists all the characters in the play and often includes brief descriptions.

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How does setting influence a play?

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Setting provides the time and place in which the play occurs, influencing the mood and context of the story.

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What are stage directions?

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Stage directions are instructions in the script that indicate actions, movements, or feelings of the characters.