THEATER ARTS#

1. A literary work whose contents depict an event with an exaggerated picture.

(a)  

2. Literary works whose contents are moral messages, etiquette, religion, and so on.

(a)  

3. Essay that describes something objectively without following the author's personal thoughts and feelings

(a)  

4. Literary works produced by writers who were in the era of the kingdom or where there was no national movement.

(a)  

5. Literary works that live and develop in the life of modern society.

(a)  

6. Essays containing subjective feelings of the author

(a)  

1. It is best to always have the “moral of the story” finishes to share the lesson.

• TRUE
• FALSE

2. Use eye contact to communicate your story to the audience.

• TRUE
• FALSE

3. As a storyteller, do not use mics for your storytelling, storytellers need to rely on their voice, a sign of professionalism.

• TRUE
• FALSE

4. Let the story speak to the audience in its own way and skip the need to tell them what to think.

• TRUE
• FALSE