Fluently Reading Dialogue: Recognizing Clue Adverbs

The video tutorial teaches how to read dialogue fluently by recognizing clue adverbs. It explains that adverbs describe how actions are performed, particularly in dialogue, and emphasizes the importance of matching the reading voice to the adverb. Using examples from 'The Necklace,' the tutorial demonstrates how to identify adverbs and adjust reading expression accordingly. The lesson concludes with a summary of the technique for reading with expression.

What is the primary role of adverbs in dialogue?

• To describe how someone is speaking

• To indicate the time of action

• To provide background information

• To describe the setting

In the example from 'The Necklace', how should the dialogue be read when the adverb is 'proudly'?

• In a hesitant manner

• In a fast manner

• In a proud manner

• In a soft manner

What is the first step in identifying how to read a dialogue passage with expression?

• Underline the adverb

• Ignore the adverb

• Underline the verb

• Read the passage quickly

In the detailed walkthrough, what does the adverb 'hesitantly' suggest about Matilda's manner of speaking?

• She is speaking slowly and unsurely

• She is speaking quickly

• She is speaking loudly

• She is speaking confidently

What should you consider about the character when matching your voice to the dialogue?

• The character's appearance

• What the character is saying and to whom

• The character's background

• The character's age