variation of length and accentuation of a series of sound

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a larger concept that includes the beat and everything that happens to sound in relation to time

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arrangement of musical sounds

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fundamental component of a rhythm and music

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pulse of music

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measured through meter

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associated mental motion

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sometimes called memory element

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organized group of pitches strung out sequentially to form a satisfying musical entity

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indicates the highness or lowness of sound

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determined solely by frequency of molecular vibrations

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manner of sound combination

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sounding series or group of tones

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simultaneously sounding of pitches regardless of whether the chords sound pleasing or not

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combination of two or more tones sounded at the same time

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produces an impression of agreeableness or resolution to the listener

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harsh or unpleasant sound

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speed of a certain musical piece

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may be slow, quick or moderate

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VERY SLOW

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AT A WALKING PACE

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SLOW AND STATELY

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ALTERNATIVELY FASTER OR SLOWER THAN ANDANTE

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MODERATELY FAST

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VERY FAST

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GRADUALLY BECOMING FASTER

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GRADUALLY BECOMING SLOWER

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amount, strength and volume of the sound

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loudness or softness of a music

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tone quality

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differentiate one type of voice to another or instrument from another

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an art and a recreation

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tells a story, a set of mood or expresses and emotion

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basic element of a dance

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conveys the message of a dance

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pattern of movement in time and space

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refers to the unaccented beats of movements into measures

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refers to the path traced by the dancer's feet on the floor and levels on which they move

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bodily actions of the dancer that include his steps, gestures of arms, hands and body and facial expression

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skill of movement executed by the dancer

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auditory background to which a dancer moves

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properties worn by the dancers

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figures in step and dancing that enable the dancers to perform in an organized manner

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background or setting where the dance is performed to make it more realistic and enriched

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one of the arts that expresses human feelings

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shows ideas or emotions through symbolic presentations

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attained when the reader is emotionally or touched

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can be realized when the literary work affirms the dignity and worth of all people

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brief work of literature, usually written in narrative phrase

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can be read in single sitting and focuses on self-contained incident with few characters compared to a novel

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long work of prose fiction dealing with characters, situations and scenes that represent real life

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aims to give us moral lessons,, bring pleasure, raise questions or cultivate critical thinking

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story told in front of the audience

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greek word that means "to do" or "to act"

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author of a play

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people who perform

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units of action

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parts of the acts

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greek word means celebration

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type of drama that focus on a problem with a happy or joyful ending

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form of drama that leads to the downfall of a main character

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stays the same throughout the story

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changes due to the events of story

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simple, uncomplicated character

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complex with different virtues and personalities

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construction that shows time and place

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main idea or lesson to be learned from the play

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meaning of the play

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perspective from which a story is told

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POV: uses promouns I and We

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POV: uses the pronoun you

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POV: used the pronoun she, he and they

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used in literature when one thing is meant to represent something else

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may be seen in objects, people, situations, actions and all recognizable items that suggest other meanings

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a contrast among what it seems and what is and could be

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i am saying one thing but meant the other

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when something happens and expecting the opposite

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when everyone knows something and one person don't

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literary element that describes the ways that the author uses words-choice of words

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internal or external struggle between opposing forces, ideas or interests that create dramatic tension

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shows the relationship of the script, actor, audience and other elements of drama

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background's noice, effecrs and actor's voices

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visual elements of a play: sets, costumes, lighting and effects

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clothing and accessories worn by actors to portray character and setting

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costumes, wigs and body paint transform an actor into character

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words written by the playwright and spoken by the characters in the play

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helps move the action of the play along

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conversation between and among the characters of the drama

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placement, intensity and color of lights to help communicate environment, mood and feeling

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soul of the drama

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structural framework which brings the events to a cohesive form and sense that form the entirety of story

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serves as the introduction of the character, and provides information about earlier events and situation

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part of the complication or the inciting incident

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the conflict starts to uravel the story

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moment in the story when the conflict is at peak and reveals the fate of the characters

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when the main characters react and contend with the conflict

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end of the story and shows the wrapping up of any loose ends

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