Across
- 5. People, animals, or creatures in a story or drama
- 7. Items carried on stage by an actor; small items on set used by actors
- 9. Conversation between characters
- 10. a person who writes plays
- 11. Sequence of events in a story
- 14. person telling the story (not involved in the action or related to characters)
- 16. When a reader draws a conclusion based on clues in the text connected to their own understandings/knowledge
- 17. instructions in the play, (usually in italics and parentheses), indicating stage actions, how lines are read, or movements of performer
Down
- 1. words that describe how a character is based on what they do, say, think, feel
- 2. Acts are divided into these smaller sections when the setting changes
- 3. All the characters (actors) in a play
- 4. scenery or furniture on a stage that show the time and place (setting) of a drama
- 6. the actual paper copy of the play
- 8. The stage presentation of a drama
- 12. The words actors are supposed to say aloud on stage in a drama
- 13. a story written to be acted out live, using dialogue and action
- 15. generalized life lesson shown in a story through plot events