Listening Comprehension: Weather and Careers

A story, poem, or play that is performed for an audience.

The people who watch a performance.

A person who speaks or sings in a performance.

Someone who watches a performance.

The events that happen in a story.

The time and place of a story.

The main characters in a story.

The characters who oppose the protagonists in a story.

A special effect used in a performance to create a particular atmosphere.

The way something is said, sung, or played, that conveys emotion or meaning.

A person who writes music for a film, play, or other performance.

A person who designs the costumes for a performance.

A person who designs the scenery for a performance.

Someone who directs a performance.

Someone who helps the actors with their performance.

A group of people who act together in a performance.

A group of people who work behind the scenes in a performance.

A type of performance that uses music, singing, and dancing.

A type of performance where actors act out a story.

A type of performance that tells a story using moving images, sounds, and music.

An event where people listen to music.

To get ready for a performance.

When a performance is presented to an audience for the first time.

An award for a performance or achievement.

To try out for a part in a performance.

The process of creating a performance from the initial idea to the final presentation.

A written version of a play, film, or other performance.

To add music, sound effects, or other elements to a performance to enhance the audience's experience.

The overall look and feel of a performance.

The use of movement, gestures, and facial expressions to convey meaning without speaking.

To practice the lines from a script or the movements for a dance.