Unit 2 B

What is a playwright?

• A person who writes plays

• A person who directs plays

• A person who acts in plays

• A person who designs sets for plays

What are stage directions?

• Instructions in a play that describe the movements, actions, and positions of the actors on stage.

• Lines spoken by the actors on stage.

• The background scenery and props used in a play.

• The costumes worn by the actors on stage.

What is dialogue?

• Monologue

• Text message

• Conversation between two or more people

• Silence

What is an image in poetry?

• A metaphorical representation of an idea or emotion.

• A vivid and descriptive language used to create a mental picture or sensory experience.

• A type of font used in poetry.

• A musical composition that accompanies a poem.

What is a silhouette?

• The outline of a person or object in a photograph.

• A type of clothing brand.

• The dark shape and outline of someone or something visible against a lighter background.

• A type of dance move.

What is perspective in poetry?

• The main theme or subject of a poem.

• The rhythm or meter of a poem.

• The point of view or angle from which a poem is written.

• The use of figurative language in a poem.

What is a stanza?

• A group of lines in a poem or song that form a unit within a larger poem or song.

• A type of bird

• A type of musical instrument

• A type of dance

What is imagery in poetry?

• The use of repetitive and monotonous language to bore the reader.

• The use of abstract and vague language to confuse the reader.

• The use of factual and informative language to educate the reader.

• The use of vivid and descriptive language to create mental images and evoke sensory experiences in the reader's mind.

What is a theme in poetry ?

• The central idea or message in a poem

• The type of rhyme scheme in a poem

• The number of stanzas in a poem

• The color scheme used in a poem

How are elements used in poetry and drama?

• Elements are used to distract from the overall meaning and impact of the work.

• Elements are not used in poetry and drama.

• Elements are used to enhance the overall meaning and impact of the work.

• Elements are used to confuse the audience and make the work less enjoyable.