Unit 3 Literary Text TEST

What is an act?

• hyperbole

• stage directions

• main section of a play

• what characters do

A monologue is...

• A conversation between characters

• a long speech by one character in a play

• the hero's goal or job

• small movable objects

The person telling the story is the

• narrator

• monologue

• soliloquy

• dialogue

Lines of dialogue can

• show how characters interact with one another

• tell how characters look

• provide text features

• enhance the setting

What describes the characters and helps you understand what they are thinking, feeling, and doing?

• props

• stage directions

• song and dance

• rules

How are drama and other forms of literature similar?

• They contain the same structure and point of view

• They have a cast of characters and dialogue

• They contain characters, plot, setting, themes, conflict, and figurative language

How does dialogue move the story forward?

• It shows how a person's words can motivate another person to act

• It provides the read with necessary information

• It reveals character traits

• all of these

Dialogue increases the ________ in the story and causes readers to predict what's going to happen.

• tone

• theme

• suspense

• problem

What can dialogue reveal about a character?

• thoughts, feelings, and motivations

• where and when the story takes place

• rising and falling action

• resolution of the conflict

This where the conflict ends

• rising action

• climax

• falling action

• resolution