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100

What do you call a group of lines?

stanza

100

What do you call the people and animals in the story?

Characters

100

Look at the excerpt from the drama, The Lunch. What is the setting? 

Connor: (hungry and upset) Oh great! Just what I needed. My little sister's lunch on a day that I'm absolutely starving!

Olivia: How did that happen? (squinting and frowing)

Brandon: Here, Connor. (handing him an apple)

The cafeteria

100

Wall, call, stall, fall are examples of...

Rhyme

100

Which type of writing includes lines, stanzas, meter, and rhyme?

Poetry

200

Lines that repeat throughout the poem

Repetition

200

Where the story takes place

Setting

200

What happens in the story

Plot

200

Name the element found in parentheses: 

Connor: Thanks guys. This is the best lunch I've had in a long time. I think tomorrow I might bring my sister's lunch again! (smiling)

Stage Directions

200

Which type of writing includes cast of characters, plot, scenes, stage directions, and theme?

Drama

300

The feeling the poet wants to convey

Mood

300

The words spoken by the characters in the story

Dialogue

300

This information tells the actors what to do

Stage Directions

300

What is the mood of the following poem?

Lock your doors, turn out your lights, Or ghosts and goblins will spook you with fright

Jump in bed, pull the covers tight, Close your eyes until the morning is light

Suspenseful, scary, spooky, etc.

300

Which type of writing includes chapter books, newspapers, magazines, and picture books?

Prose

400

The rhythm of the poem, found by looking at the number of syllables

Meter

400

Who is telling the story

Point of View

400

Detailed information about what has already happened before the play begins

Description

400

Which point of view is this: 

I tied it around the neck of my teddy bear.

1st person

400

Which element would you remove to turn a POEM into a PROSE?

a. theme

b. stanzas

c. mood

d. setting

b. stanzas

500

Which element would you take AWAY if you were turning a drama into a poem?

a. Description

b. Lines

c. Theme

d. Mood

a. Description

500

Think of the story, The Dunderheads. What is a possible theme?

Examples- Special talents should be celebrated, Teamwork can accomplish great things, Hard work pays off.

500

What element would you need to add to turn a PROSE into a DRAMA?

a. plot

b. characters

c. theme

d. description

d. description

500

Change this line of dialogue from DRAMA to PROSE: (Must be written with proper grammar!)

Sam: It's cold outside.

Sam said, "It's cold outside." 

or 

"It's cold outside," said Sam.

500

Which type of writing includes musicals, operas, and reader's theaters?

Drama