The dramatic structure of a play is best represented by the organization of the story’s plot. This encompasses the various elements that build the narrative, including the introduction of characters and conflict, development of events toward the climax, and the resolution that follows.
What is the dramatic structure of a play?(1 point)
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a series of events that built toward a climax
a series of events that built toward a climax
the organization of the story’s plot
the organization of the story’s plot
events that tell what happens after the climax
events that tell what happens after the climax
the introduction of setting, characters, and conflict
the introduction of setting, characters, and conflict
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