Review - 3U - Literature - 1º Básico

How do we call someone who writes drama?

• writer

• playwright

• poet

• novelist

What's the difference between dialogue and monologue?

• A dialogue is funny, and a monologue is boring.

• A dialogue is a long speech by one character, and a monologue includes two or more characters.

• A dialogue appears in movies and shows, while a monologue only happens in plays.

• A dialogue is a conversation among characters, and a monologue is a long speech from one character.

This is the bracketed text that indicates how the characters have to move and the actions they have to do. For example: [Tom Holland hugs Zendaya off stage]

My Head is Full of Starshine

How was the narrator of this dialogue?

• She writes poems and is a little bit disorganized.

• She loves insects and math.

• She is mean and doesn't go to her friends' parties.

• She was boring and didn't like herself.

My Head is Full Of Starshine

Pam is the narrator's best friend, how is she?

• Pam is very creative and loves English class.

• Pam had a lot of parties, but hated to wear dresses.

• Pam is levelheaded, organized and realistic, she loves science.

• Pam is free, creative, and disorganized.

What type of text is "My Head is Full of Starshine"?

• Aside

• Monologue

• Conversation

• Dialogue

What is the main idea of "My Head is Full of Starshine"?

• It's okay to be different from others, you can still be friends with people who are different from you.

• Everyone should be friends with people who like the same things.

• It's not okay to be creative, and people will laugh at you if you're different.

• Everyone should be creative, hate insects, and love English.

Does the narrator like the fact that she's different from Pam?

• No, she hates it.

• Kind of, she's sad they're different.

• Yes, she is happy they are different and still are friends.

• The text doesn't say anything about that.

What is "characterization"?

• The reasons why characters behave the way they do.

• The way in which the writer creates and develops a character (actions and conversations).

• It is the compilation of the main ideas of a story.

• It is the reason why we read a story.

Grandpa and the Statue

What was the story written for?

• Books

• Movies

• Radio

• Theater