Unit 3 Lesson 4 - Quiz

A speech in which a character expresses his or her innermost thoughts and feelings by speaking to himself or herself, and is heard only by the audience.

• soliloquy
• monologue
• dialogue
• solitude

A long speech given by a character directly addressing another character.

• Dialogue
• Soliloquy
• Conversation
• Monologue

A brief summary of literature such as novel, film, television show, or play.

• Synopsis

• Monologue

• Speech

• Dialogue

A short theatrical play that only has one act.

• Solo-Act Play
• Single-Act Play
• One-Scene Play
• One-Act Play

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of one-act play?

• Lasts for less than an hour

• Simple plot structure

• Involving a small cast

• Having multiple acts

1. Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when writing a one-act play? 

• Setting

• Characters

• Intermission

• Theme

It helps you describe and emphasize details in your writing. It can function as noun, an adjective, or an adverb.

A type of verbals that acts as nouns and ends in -ing.

A type of verbals that acts as adjectives and ends in -ing and -ed.

A type of verbals that acts as nouns/adjectives/adverbs and uses to + verb.