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Review: Plays, Scripts, Stories

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For grade 10 & 11 to review terms and styles in literature

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1
Medieval plays were mostly based on stories from ________________.
recent news
the Bible
ancient mythology
popular stories
2
Conflicts in plays/stories are:
problems that come up
the final part of the play
the happily ever after part
another name for the characters
3
stories, books, poetry, plays
foreshadowing
literature
characterization
fiction
4
Stories, poems, myths, and plays are all examples of___?
Explaination
Information
Persuasion
Entertainment
5
How does the use of Props contribute to a scene?
helps the actor with their role
help define who is doing what
all of the above
add to the realism of the scene
6
How are plays different from other stories?
No narrator
The plot is written into the dialogue
Stories have lots of description
Stories take longer
7
Plays have scenes and stories have stanzas.
False
True
8
What is a prologue for?
Telling what's going to happen
Giving background to the story
None of the above
Explaining who the characters are
9
Plays that tell stories of human suffering are called
tragedies.
legends.
comedies.
dramas.
10
Poems, stories, plays, comic strips, short story, novels and comedies are -
Examples of Author's Purpose: To Persuade
Examples of Author's Purpose: To Describe
Examples of Author's Purpose: To Entertain
Examples of Author's Purpose: To Inform
11
Person who writes plays or adapts stories into plays to be acted out
Author
Playwright
Resolution
Story Teller
12
What is an allegory?
Giving an object or animal human qualities
A comparison of two unlike things using like or as
An object or idea used to represent a bigger idea
A story that represents another hidden story