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WorksheetsMonologue
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
In a monologue, how many people are speaking?
1
2
3
4
Monologues are written in which Point of View?
First person Point of View
Second person Point of View
Third person Pointof View
Monologues
include conflict that can be external but also internal
help the audience understand the character
provide a time and a place. They do not happen in a vaccum
All the above
Examples of the emotions that may be present in a monolgue would include
surprised
unsure
overjoyed
all the above and many, many more!
Some monologues
connect the past to the present
foreshadow events
include literary devices
all the above
exposition
Includes a hook, introduces the character speaking and the scene, in which others may be present
introdueces the conflict
solves the problem
none of the above
The rising action
Introduces the character and the scene
causes the the audience to understand the main character's problem(s) and how he intends to work it out
Shows the end of the story
none of the above
The climax
shows the character feeling trapped or the most frustrated in the story
tells the end of the story
introduces the character
describes the scene
The falling action
tells the end of the story
describes the character
describes the scene
shows how the character will solve the problem after it has become progressively worse.
The resolution
tells the end of the story. The ending can be happy, sad, or even just provide hints for the reader to work it out.
introduces the characters
describes the scene
all the above
