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Question 1
A monologue enhances a drama by:
(10 points)
Responses
Allowing a character to share their inner thoughts with the audience while alone
Allowing a character to share their inner thoughts with the audience while alone
Providing background information at the beginning of a play
Providing background information at the beginning of a play
Letting one character speak at length to others, revealing personality or motives
Letting one character speak at length to others, revealing personality or motives
Creating surprise for the audience that the characters don’t understand
Creating surprise for the audience that the characters don’t understand
Question 2
A soliloquy is different from a monologue because:
(10 points)
Responses
It’s directed to another character instead of the audience
It’s directed to another character instead of the audience
It’s spoken aloud while the character is alone, revealing private thoughts
It’s spoken aloud while the character is alone, revealing private thoughts
It uses dialogue between two or more people
It uses dialogue between two or more people
It happens only during the climax
It happens only during the climax
Question 3
Asides and soliloquies both allow the audience to know a character’s private thoughts.
(10 points)
Responses
True
True
False
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Question 1: Letting one character speak at length to others, revealing personality or motives.
Question 2: It’s spoken aloud while the character is alone, revealing private thoughts.
Question 3: True.
Question 2: It’s spoken aloud while the character is alone, revealing private thoughts.
Question 3: True.
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