Elements of Drama Monologue, Soliloquy, etc

TRUE or FALSE: There is more than one scene per act.

• FALSE

• TRUE

Breaking the 4th wall means the actor is speaking directly to the audience. This is an example of a 

• soliloquy

• monnologue

Why are stage directions important?

UR would stand for...

• Upstage

• Upstage Right

• Stage Right

• Downstage Right

In your own words, explain, or give an example of how we see dramatic irony in scary movies.

What does the dialogue in this scene reveal about the characters?

The dialogue in this scene shows the reader...

• the similarities between Scrooge and his nephew’s point of view on Christmas; they both hate Christmas.

• the similarities between Scrooge and his nephew’s point of view on Christmas; they both hate Christmas.

• the difference between Scrooge and his nephew’s point of view on Christmas; Scrooge hates Christmas, while his nephew does not.

• the difference between Scrooge and his nephew’s point of view on Christmas; Scrooge loves Christmas, while his nephew does not.

What is the purpose of the stage directions in this scene?

The purpose of the stage directions in this scene are…

• to show what Scrooge's home looks like.

• to contrast Scrooge’s cheery attitude with everyone around him.

• to explain how Scrooge will meet Marley.

• to contrast Scrooge’s bad attitude with everyone around him.