The correct response is: the audience.
Ty Smith, in this context, is likely addressing the audience directly as part of his speech about his identity as an American and the heritage of his ancestors.
by Jennifer Tibbets
IME: Present
SETTING: Bare stage.
AT RISE: MAX LITTLEFOOT stands center. Behind him, THREE SILHOUETTES stand reaching upward toward the sky. As MAX LITTLEFOOT begins his speech, SILHOUETTES enact Amerindian dance to offstage drumbeat.
MAX LITTLEFOOT: I am American. My ancestors have lived on this land since memory began. My tribal elders speak of a large turtle that rose out of the sea. This Turtle Island—Earth—provides everything we need. My ancestors could read the earth. They saw a scuff in the dirt and would find deer to hunt. They smelled the thawing riverbanks and knew salmon were on their way upstream to spawn. They touched the rough bark of a pine and it would become a strong wigwam.
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Question
To whom is Ty Smith speaking?(1 point)
Responses
the Silhouettes
the Silhouettes
the audience
the audience
Bethany McLaughlin
Bethany McLaughlin
his ancestors
his ancestors
1 answer
The correct response is: the audience.
Ty Smith, in this context, is likely addressing the audience directly as part of his speech about his identity as an American and the heritage of his ancestors.