Is a mode of fictional representation through dialogue and performance

A speech by single person directed to an audience either within the play, or the theatre audience

The way events are arranged in a work of literature

Looking ahead to future action ,to signify what will happen in the future

Reveals a characters mood or attitude

A contradiction between what a character says and what he or she means

Refers to the physical elements of a play’s production that determine how the play looks and sounds to an audience

Can help audience interpret a play’s characters and themes

Establish the historical period in which a play is set and provide insight into the characters who wear them

Any creative work chiefly any narrative work, written in prose, portraying individuals, events, or places that are imaginary or in ways that are imaginary

The English writer——————- is commonly given credit for writing the first novel.

By the ——th century, the novel had reached a Highpoint in its development, and its influence and importance were widespread

influences a story’s mood as well as its development

Elements that enrich the plot of a short story are:

The point of greatest tension or importance.

The final stage of plot

Is not a character in the story

Is the way in which a writer uses language, selecting and arranging words to say what he or she wants to say

Words and phrases that describe what is seen, heard, smelled ,tasted ,or touched -can have a significant impact in a story

What are the figures of speech (multiple answers)