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What is the purpose of a Stanza in a poem?
Which term refers to the softness and loudness of your voice while delivering lines?
What does the term 'Curtain Call' signify in a play?
In the context of writing a play, what is meant by 'Abstract'?
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What does a 'Cast' refer to in the context of a play?
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Which part of speech does a Pronoun replace?
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What follows the 'Prewriting' stage in writing a play?
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Study Notes
Poetry and Playwriting Terminology
- A Stanza in a poem is a group of lines that form a unit, often with a consistent rhythm or rhyme scheme.
Dramatic Expression
- Dynamics refers to the softness and loudness of one's voice while delivering lines in a play.
Play Production
- A Curtain Call is the final appearance of performers on stage, usually to receive applause from the audience, at the end of a play.
Playwriting Concepts
- In the context of writing a play, Abstract refers to an idea or concept that is not concrete or tangible.
Play Production
- A Cast refers to the group of actors who perform in a play.
Language and Grammar
- A Pronoun is a word that replaces a Noun in a sentence, such as "he" instead of "John".
Writing Process
- Following the Prewriting stage in writing a play, the next stage is typically Drafting, where the writer begins to create a written draft of the play.
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Description
Test your knowledge of poetry analysis terms such as stanza, purpose, mood, verbal strategy, volume, speed, and nonverbal strategy. Identify the definitions and understand how they are used in analyzing poems.
