Inspired by sit-down's in the 1930's and 40's activists of the civil rights movement started a new kind of ___.
Strike
To combine two or more things into a whole group
Integrate
The rights all citizens should morally and legally have
Civil Rights
Which part of the PLOT holds the conflict of the story?
Rising Action
The lines the characters speak in the play
Dialogue
Overcome with shock or horror
Appalled
Nathan won the cooking contest with his pasta recipe. He held his trophy with a ______ smile.
Triumphant
The students' will try to get as many signatures on the ___ to bring change to the cafeteria food.
Petition
Which part of the PLOT gives the audience the "background information"?
Exposition
What is the difference between Cast and Characters?
The Cast are the actors who play the Characters
The Characters are the ones being portrayed on stage/film
Cast- Actors
Characters- in the movie/ play
The act of keeping different groups apart
Segregation
The absence of justice; an unjust act
Injustice
Negotiate
I ate so much food, I thought I would EXPLODE! What type of figurative language is used?
Hyperbole
These are like the chapters of a book. They divide the play into different parts
Acts or Scenes
The section at the back with benches and chairs for members of the public to sit and watch the trial.
Gallery
This goes against the Constitution and is therefore illegal. This is considered to be____.
Unconstitutional
Unfair treatment of a person or a group of people
Discrimination
What is the rhyme scheme:
Johnny liked fish
Johnny had a dish
Mommy went left
Jonny made a wish
A. A.B. A.
This is the person who writes the play, the author
Playwright
Hint: (Think of Bruce)
Motif
Football fans may ____ a referee's call with loud booing when they don't agree.
Protest
The natural ability to do or learn something
Aptitude
This is the main idea, underlying meaning or moral to the story called?
Author's purpose/ Theme
These tell the actor what to do or how to say a line. They also give information about the setting of the play
Stage Directions