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What is a monologue?

  • A narrative description of actions and emotions
  • When a character speaks to themselves without waiting for a response (correct)
  • A conversation between two characters
  • A type of dialogue involving multiple characters

Soliloquy involves a character speaking quietly, so others can't hear.

False (B)

What are stage directions used for in dialogue?

To describe actions and emotions of characters.

A moment of __________ is defined as the point of maximum tension in a narrative.

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Match the following terms with their definitions:

<p>Dialogue = A conversation between two or more people Muting = Silence when a character is alone on stage Climax = The point of maximum tension in the narrative Soliloquy = When a character speaks aloud, usually to express inner thoughts</p> Signup and view all the answers

¿Qué describe un soliloquio en una obra?

<p>Cuando un personaje habla consigo mismo. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Las acotaciones se utilizan para mostrar acciones y emociones de los personajes.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Define el concepto de clímax en una narrativa.

<p>Es el punto de máxima tensión en la narrativa.</p> Signup and view all the answers

El __________ es el momento en el que un personaje habla en voz alta y puede ser escuchado por otros.

<p>soliloquio</p> Signup and view all the answers

Empareja los siguientes términos con sus definiciones:

<p>Monólogo = Cuando un personaje habla consigo mismo Muting = Silencio cuando un personaje está solo Clímax = Punto de máxima tensión Acotaciones = Instrucciones sobre acciones y emociones</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Dialogue

A conversation between two or more people.

Monologue

A character speaking to themselves, expressing emotions without response.

Stage Directions

Actions and emotions shown in parenthesis, like "( )".

Climax

The point of maximum tension in a narrative.

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Soliloquy

A character speaking aloud, in a potentially louder voice, but not necessarily clear to others.

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Acotaciones

Instrucciones en el texto que indican acciones o emociones de los personajes, escritas entre paréntesis como "( )".

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Mutación

El uso del silencio o un cambio en el volumen de la voz para enfatizar la presencia de un personaje en el escenario.

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Monólogo

Cuando un personaje habla consigo mismo, expresando sus sentimientos o pensamientos sin esperar respuesta.

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¿Qué es el clímax?

El momento de mayor tensión en una historia, donde el conflicto alcanza su punto máximo.

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Study Notes

Dialogue

  • A conversation between two people
  • A monologue is when someone speaks to themselves, expressing emotions and feelings without waiting for a response

Dialogue Characteristics

  • Actions and feelings of characters are shown in parentheses
  • Climax is the moment of greatest tension in a play

Monologue

  • When someone speaks to themselves

Aside

  • A character speaks directly to the audience, not another character

Other important terms

  • Vocal tone: loudness can affect how characters interact

  • Silence or "mutis" : a character can represent silence when acting alone on stage

  • A character's actions/words that are spoken aloud to the audience should be noted, such as character interactions

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Test your knowledge of key concepts in theater, including dialogue, monologues, and asides. Learn how these elements shape a play and the emotions they convey. This quiz will enhance your understanding of theatrical performances.

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