When characters in a story speak.

A collection of scenes that make up the major parts of a play.

A part of a play that takes place on one location. Many scenes make up an act.

Objects to decorate the set of a play. Example: chairs, books, tables.

Instructions in a play indicating the movement and directions of the actors on the stage.

The main problem the characters encounter.

The development of a story. Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action and Resolution

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Drama

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Term	Definition
Drama	A play written to tell a story
Dialogue	When characters in a story speak.
Act	A collection of scenes that make up the major parts of a play.
Scene	A part of a play that takes place on one location. Many scenes make up an act.
Props	Objects to decorate the set of a play. Example: chairs, books, tables.
Stage Directions	Instructions in a play indicating the movement and directions of the actors on the stage.
Conflict	The main problem the characters encounter.
Plot	The development of a story. Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action and Resolution

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