Across
- 5. literary form that is mostly written in dialogue and stage directions, it is written with the intention of being performed
- 6. variations in the ways people speak, how someone's voice sounds
- 11. short literary works written with a distinctive style and rhythm that sometimes rhyme
- 12. performing a piece of literature for an audience
- 13. Sharing your thoughts on someone’s work so you can help them improve
- 14. pieces that are written in plain, simple language or use language in its ordinary form, without any kind of rhythm (*hint: NOT poetry)
- 15. the way a word is said by a performer, the act of saying a word in a correct or particular way
- 16. when a performer works on their piece to prepare for their performance
- 17. when the sounds in words, especially at the ending of words are similar, often seen in poetry
- 18. in a prose piece this is what we call anything that isn't dialogue
- 19. how high or low a sound is
Down
- 1. symbols like commas, periods, and dashes that the actor/performer uses as a map to tell them when to pause and for how long
- 2. the way an actor/performer speaks when they are saying the dialogue in a prose piece
- 3. how an actor/performer uses their voice to shift from one character to another or from the narration to a character
- 4. how loud or soft a sound is
- 7. "I could tell that performer felt _____ about performing their piece because they looked up at the audience, spoke in a clear steady voice that was loud enough to be heard, and looked comfortable in front of the audience."
- 8. when the pitch of your voice changes from low to high or high to low
- 9. speaking loudly enough to be heard well by an audience
- 10. pattern of beats in a piece of poetry, the rhythm and tempo
- 17. the speed at which some one speaks