The dramatic structure of a play is best described as the organization of the story’s plot. This includes the introduction of setting, characters, and conflict, a series of events building toward a climax, and the events that follow the climax, all of which work together to create the overall structure of the play.
What is the dramatic structure of a play?(1 point)
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the introduction of setting, characters, and conflict
the introduction of setting, characters, and conflict
a series of events that built toward a climax
a series of events that built toward a climax
events that tell what happens after the climax
events that tell what happens after the climax
the organization of the story’s plot
the organization of the story’s plot
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