Understanding Drama and Etymology in Literature

The written text of a play, containing dialogue and stage directions.

The people who play characters in the script.

The location where the play takes place.

The person who guides the actors and the production of the play.

The people watching the play.

A literary work that portrays a story about people's lives, including their struggles and successes.

Comes from the Greek word "drama", meaning "action" or "performance".

A type of play where a protagonist faces struggles and triumphs, leading to a resolution.

The main character's experiences, from struggle to triumph, leading to a resolution in a play like an Aristotelian tragedy.

The outcome or final part of the play's story.

The study of the origin and development of words, including how their forms and meanings change over time.

Where a word comes from, such as its original language or root.

The changes a word undergoes over time, in its form and meaning.

Adopting words from other languages, often due to cultural exchange or historical events.

Alterations in the structure of a word, such as adding prefixes or suffixes or changing endings.

Words spoken by characters in a story, written in separate paragraphs to show each character's perspective and actions.

The place where the story happens, crucial for the story's atmosphere and events.

Using detailed language to create a strong picture in the reader's mind, evoking emotion and immersion.

Developing the story with interesting events and clear transitions to create engaging and believable actions.

The ending of the story, providing a satisfying resolution or outcome for the reader.

'Kawili-wili' is a Filipino term that means 'interesting' or 'engaging'. It refers to the captivating details in a story that capture the reader's attention.

A story's structure refers to its organization. A well-structured story starts with an introduction, builds up to a main point, and provides a resolution. This clear organization makes the story easier to follow and more impactful.

'Creative writing techniques' refer to methods used by writers to make their stories more interesting and engaging. These techniques can include vivid language, creative metaphors, and unique plot twists.

'Details' are specific information and descriptions that expand upon the plot and characters, adding richness and depth to a story.

A 'conclusion' is the final part of a story that provides closure and leaves a lasting impression. It should tie together all the events and themes while offering a sense of completion.

A structured approach for analyzing and interpreting information, often with a focus on themes, events, or character traits.

Specific pieces of information that provide evidence or examples to support a main idea or argument.

The order in which events or ideas unfold, creating a narrative flow and revealing connections.

Hidden layers of meaning that are not explicitly stated but are suggested through author's choices or context.

Examining the personality, motivations, and actions of characters within a story or text.

The process of using clues and information to understand a situation or story by drawing conclusions. It involves thinking beyond what's explicitly stated.

Inferencing relies on information present in the text, such as details, actions, or dialogue, to draw conclusions.

Previous experiences and knowledge help make sense of what you read or see, influencing your interpretations and inferences.

The surrounding circumstances, including the setting, characters, or events, contribute to the meaning and inferences made.

Imagine you see someone running with a suitcase. To understand why, you might infer they're rushing to catch a flight based on context.

Groups of words in the Filipino language that convey a complete thought or idea.

A Filipino word meaning "perhaps" or "maybe," indicating uncertainty. It suggests a possibility, not a certainty.

A Filipino word meaning "seem" or "appear," suggesting an impression or observation.

A Filipino word meaning "maybe" or "perhaps," indicating a likelihood or strong possibility.

A Filipino word meaning "perhaps" or "maybe," signifying a less certain possibility than "siguro."

The note emphasizes the importance of diligent effort (hard work) for achieving success, with Juan's determination being cited as an example.

The writer expresses doubt about a return to normal life, indicating a potential difficulty or challenge that is hindering progress.

Juan is presented as an individual who demonstrates strong effort and commitment, suggesting he is likely to succeed due to his dedication.

The writer acknowledges the need for assistance to overcome a specific difficulty, possibly related to a health issue or a work project.

The date 'Checked 11-19-24' indicates a review or approval process, possibly signifying a decision or completion of a task.

Tauhan is characterized as having a large or 'big-sized' figure.

The story explores Tauhan's personality traits and how they impact their actions.

Tauhan's actions are intended to represent deeper emotions and thoughts.

The story compares Tauhan's experiences to certain concepts or ideas.

Tauhan is portrayed as having a distinctive personality and presence.