An audience are people who watch or listen to

• The stars

• A performance

• Your grandmother's toes

An example of a prop is

• A dress

• A pair of shoes

• A broom

• An eye-patch

A narrator is

• a story teller

• a pencil you just borrowed

• another word for a narrow-minded person

The arrangement of incidents that takes place in a play is a

• Plant

• Plot

• Role

The basic idea or purpose of a play which ties together all the characters and the events is the

• Teaser

• Narrator

• Theme

Setting is

• where you left your cell phone

• where the story takes place

• how you choose your costume

A script is a

• the lyrics you sing in a song

• written copy of dialogue that the actors will speak or perform

• the choreography in a dance

Benefits of theatre

• To avoid hot weather in the field

• To be more famous in UTEM

• Promotes self-knowledge of one's own body and emotions

• To express my mother's feelings

What does a surprised face look like?

• Eyes wide, brows lift, mouth makes an "o" shape
• Eyes narrow, tongue sticks out, eyebrows lift.

What does dialogue refer to?

• What the actors should say

• What the actors should do

• What accent the actors should have

• How the actors should move onstage