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Unscramble dramatic poetry terms.

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Unscramble dramatic poetry terms.

by Lucero, Leslee D
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a conversation between two or more persons

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A long speech by a single character in a play to express thoughts or tell a story.

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A speech in which a character's thoughts are spoken aloud, often while alone on stage.

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When the audience knows something that the characters do not, creating tension.

  
  
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Poetry in unrhymed iambic pentameter, commonly used in Elizabethan drama.

  
  
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A group voice that comments on the action and provides perspective.

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Instructions guiding actors, designers, and crew about actions, movements, and settings.

  
  
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Two consecutive lines with end rhyme, often used to punctuate a moment.

  
  
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A noble character whose downfall is caused by a fatal flaw or fate.

  
  
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