The sequence of events in a story.

How can you tell the difference between a play's dialogue and its stage directions?

Stage directions are usually in italics.

The falling action is ?

the event that tie up loose ends before the ending

What is the exposition of a story?

What happened before the story starts.

What are stage directions?

instructions in script of play telling movements on stage, safety warning to warn audience to stay off stage

A contradiction between what happens and what is expected.

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My Perspectives Grade 7 Unit 3

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1
What is plot?
The people in the story.
The way the story makes you feel.
When and where the story takes place.
The sequence of events in a story.
2
How are stage directions written in a play?
ALL CAPS
in parentheses only
italics and parentheses
bold
3
What is the plot of a story?
Why the author wrote the book.
A secret plan to rob a bank.
3 pigs build 3 houses and the wolf comes 3 times.
The events of the story.
4
WHAT ARE THE KEY ELEMENTS OF THE EXPOSITION IN A STORY?
introduction to the characters
details of the setting
preview of the conflict
all of the above
5
Which of these is an example of stage directions?
What are you doing?
Peggy moved to the right
Best of luck Captain
Help me
6
How can you tell the difference between a play's dialogue and its stage directions?
Stage directions are usually in bold print.
Stage directions are usually underlined.
Stage directions are usually in italics.
State directions are usually at the bottom of the page.
7
Which type of writing is written with stage directions?
prose
drama
poetry
8
The falling action is ?
the event that tie up loose ends before the ending
The start of all the suspense .
The ending
The highest , most exciting part of the story
9
Which Irony is this?
Dramatic
Situational
I dont know i forgot
Verbal
10
What is the climax of Little Red Riding Hood?
The wolf eats the grandmother.
Red Riding Hood hugs her grandmother.
Red Riding Hood talks to the wolf.
The huntsman kills the wolf.
11
what is rising action?
idk
events that lead to a climax
the character
the turning point of a story
12
What do stage directions do?
All of the above
Tell actors how to say their lines (cheerfully).
Tell actors what to do (open the door).
Directions for lighting (a single spotlight on Marley).
13
What is the exposition of a story?
What happened before the story starts.
How the story ends.
The central idea of the story.
The explanation of the theme.
14
There are _____ types of irony
2
1
3
6
15
What are the story elements?
plot
all of the above
setting
characters
16
A ________________ is a written form of the play including dialogue and stage directions.
Script
Musical
Book
Play
17
In the play, A Christmas Carol, what is the purpose of dialogue?
"Don't be angry, Uncle" helps explain conflict.
"Bah! humbug!" explains Scrooge's character.
All of the above.
"You will be haunted by Three Spirits." advances the plot.
18
What are stage directions?
instructions in script of play telling movements on stage
google maps telling where a theater is located
safety warning to warn audience to stay off stage
assembly instructions for temporary outdoor theaters
19
The resolution is ?
The highest, most exciting part of the story
The ending
The events that tie up loose ends before the ending
The start of all suspense
20
The elements of Setting include:
time
all of the ones listed
environment
location
21
Who's perspective are the stage directions from
Techies
Actors
Stage Manager
Audiences
22
What is irony?
A clue or hint at something later in the story.
When you iron something.
Something that stands for or represents something else.
A contradiction between what happens and what is expected.

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