NIK U9 R2 STORY VS PLAYS

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​Date: April 24th, 2024
Session: 150
Purpose: Reading Strategy: Stories Vs Plays

Narrative Text

SMKN 1 Cipeundeuy

​Nyayu Sugiharti

​Have you ever heard these stories?

​Can you guess the titles?

​To entertain the readers/ listeners with an amusing story

​​Purpose

• Past tense

• Adverb of time

• Time conjunction

• Specific character.

• Action verbs.

• Direct speech.

​​Language Features

• Orientation

• Complication

• Resolution

• Re-orientation (optional)

Generic Structure

​Narrative Text

​stories of fairies

Fairytales

Mysteries

stories of mysterious cases to be solved

Folklores

myths: tells about unreal beliefs

legend: tells about some places based on stories

folktale: tells about imagination based stories

stories in which the figures are animals

Fables

​Kinds of Narrative Texts

stories of someone's journey/ adventures

Adventure

Science Fiction

stories about science or technology that is beyond the reality

Romance

stories about a couple's roman

stories of ghosts or spooky things

Horror

​Kinds of Narrative Texts

Drama

Mrs. Ruiz

Drama

Drama

a piece of writing that tells a story through dialogue and action and is meant to be performed for an audience.

I love watching the dramas of Shakespeare. The actors really help me understand what the plays are all about!

Synonyms: play, show

Multiple Choice

What do you know about drama?

• Drama is a form of painting.
• Drama is a genre of video games.
• Drama is a form of literature that involves acting out stories in front of an audience.
• Drama is a type of dance performance.

Dropdown

What do you think the purpose of a drama?​

Select answer

1. Act

Plays are divided into acts

7. Scene

The subdivision of an act.

2. Dialogue

Two characters talking to each other.

6. Prologue

The introduction of a play.

3. Epilogue

The conclusion of a play.

Multiple Choice

What is the beginning of a story called?

• resolution
• exposition
• conflict
• climax

Multiple Choice

What is a setting in a story?

• A person that a story is about.
• The time and place where a story takes place.
• The message or life lesson of a story.
• The turning point or exciting event in a story.

Multiple Choice

What part of a story is the turning point or big event?

• climax
• resolution
• conflict
• exposition

Multiple Choice

What is the end of a story called?

• climax
• exposition
• resolution
• falling action

Multiple Choice

How is drama different from other kinds of fiction?

• Drama can have only one setting. Other kinds of fiction can have many settings.

• Drama has a plot. Other kinds of fiction use monologues instead of plots.

• Drama has more characters than other kinds of fictions.

• Drama is written to be performed by actors for an audience.

Match

Match the following types of drama

• describes plays that address a serious subject.

• a form of drama that is humorous and has happy endings.

• a form of drama in which events lead to the downfall of the protagonist.

Drama

Comedy

Tragedy

• Drama

• Comedy

• Tragedy

Multiple Choice

The ​ is the time and place in which a story occurs. It can be in the past, present, or future. Examples include a classroom, the inside of a car during a traffic jam, or Mars.

• setting
• location
• character
• period

Multiple Choice

The author of Hamlet, Julius Caesar, and Romeo and Juliet is...

• William Shakespeare

• Arthur Miller

• Taylor Swift

• Stephen Hawking

Multiple Choice

The ___ tells actors how to move or speak their lines.

• stage directions
• plot
• script

Multiple Choice

A person who fills in the details to the audience throughout the play is called the _ .

• narrator
• commentator
• speaker

Multiple Choice

Plays are broken up into ​_ and _ .

• acts, scenes

• books, chapters

• acts, chapters

• scenes, subscenes

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WB page 122

Fill in the Blanks

Where is located the play?

It is set in a

Multiple Select

Act 1 Scene 1

Who are the characters?

• MS. DUKE

• ZOE

• SUE

• ELIAS

• BRUNO

Fill in the Blanks

Act 1 Scene 1

Based on the script, where does MS. DUKE have to go to by running?

She has to run into the...

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 2

Where does this scene start located?

• in a castle

• at the mall

• at the basketball court

• at Bruno's house

Multiple Select

Act 1 Scene 2

Who are the characters?

• ZOE

• BRUNO

• SUE

• MS. DUKE

• ELIAS

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 2

What are ZOE, ELIAS and SUE doing in this scene according to the script?

• Discussing their plans for the upcoming school dance
• Practicing for Zoe's birthday dance

• Watching Bruno Scoring a basket

Multiple Choice

Where were Bruno and his dad rushing to?

• To buy groceries
• To catch the train
• To go to the park
• To the game

Multiple Choice

What happened to Bruno and his dad on the way to the game?

• Their car collided with a truck.

• They got a flat tire.
• They won the lottery.

Multiple Choice

What part of his body did B get injured?

• his arm

• his head

• his back

• his leg

Multiple Choice

1. Which happened first, the Play (Text A) or the Story (Text B)?

• The Play (Text A)

• The story (Text B)

Multiple Choice

2. Why was Bruno's dad driving fast?

• Bruno's grandmother was sick and needed immediate medical attention.
• Bruno and his dad were late for the game.

• Bruno's dad wanted to test the speed of his new car.

Multiple Choice

3. Where did Bruno wake up?

• at the park

• at school

• in a hospital

Multiple Choice

4. Did Bruno want to join the Basketball team again?

• Maybe, he is not sure

• Yes, he did

• No, he didn't

sb pages
140-141

Listen and read

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 1

What was the doctor's diagnosis about Mr. Simms's hand?

• Broken bone
• Muscle strain
• Chronic arthritis
• a burn

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 1

What happened to Mr. Simms's hand?

• He accidentally cut it with a knife.
• He burnt it while frying french fries

• His hand was caught in a machine and had to be amputated.

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 1

What about his cholesterol levels?

• Not mentioned
• High
• Low

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 2

What sport does Grandpa love?

• Golf
• Tennis
• soccer

• Swimming

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 2

What sport does Grandma invite Grandpa to?

• swimming
• bowling
• Yoga

• tennis

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 2

What does Mom surprise Grandpa with?

• a vacation package
• a new car
• a new bike

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 3

What did Grandpa do in the morning?

• Grandpa went to the moon and danced with aliens.
• Grandpa went for a swim and baked a cake.
• Grandpa went for a ride on his new bike

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 3

Grandpa has become a member of what kind of club?

• Chess club
• Book club
• running club

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 3

What are Grandpa's plans for next month?

• join a duathlon

• Go on a cruise
• Start a new hobby

Multiple Choice

Act 1 Scene 3

How did Grandpa manage towards the end of the Duathlon race?

• Grandpa won the duathlon!

• Grandpa's bike slipped, and he fell down.

• Grandpa rode his bike smoothly and safely, coming to a gentle stop.

Multiple Choice

Act 2 Scene 1

What injuries did Grandpa get during his duathlon accident?

• Fractured wrist, cuts and bruises.

• Bruised ribs and dislocated shoulder
• Concussion and broken leg
• Broken bone and sprained ankle

Multiple Choice

Act 2 Scene 1

What great news did Noah tell Grandpa about the duathlon race?

• He won the duathlon race.
• He got injured during the race.
• He came in second place.

Multiple Choice

Act 2 Scene 1

What prize did Grandpa win for coming first in the duathlon?

• a new bicycle for his next competition

• A free entry next year

• a vacation package