Unit 3 Academic Vocabulary - MyPerspectives 7th grade

conversations among the characters

• Dialogue

• Stage Directions

• Script

• Drama

Latin prefix that means "bad" or "evil"

• -tort-

• mal-

• -ly

• para-

author's point of view

• omniscent

• spectator

• perspective

• narrative

the narrator is a character in the story and expresses only his or her own ideas, opinions, thoughts, and experiences

• Objective point of view

• Omniscient point of view

• Limited point of view

• Subjective point of view

The narrator is either a character in the story or is outside the action of the story and provides background information and explanations of situations without bias or favoritism

• Objective point of view

• Omniscient point of view

• Limited point of view

• Subjective point of view

The written text of a play

• A novel

• A novella

• Drama

• Script

notes in a script that describe how the work is meant to be performed or staged

• Playwright

• Character development

• Stage directions

• Dialogue

how an author develops and reveals a character's personality

• Character's actions

• Character Development

• Stage directions

• Dialogue

Greek prefix that means "beside," "alongside of," "helping," or "beyond"

• Para-

• -tort-

• mal-

• omni-

To determine the theme of a text, the reader must analyze

• the characters

• the conflict

• the setting

• all of the above