This a complete, written thought with a subject and a predicate. These combine to make paragraphs.

This is made up of related sentences. Lots of these make a chapter.

This is a section of a book. Sometimes longer books are divided into these with titles.

These are the people, animals, or other objects in the story.

This is what the characters say in the play.

This tells the story's place and time.

This is the sequence of events from the story's beginning to its end.

This is the problem in the story. It happens when one or more characters want something, but something else gets in the way.

A pattern of accented or unaccented syllables, the "beat" or rhythm of a poem

Words that have the same ending sound

Repeating words or phrases, the "refrain"

basic unit of a poem; together they make stanzas

section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines

A poem's pattern of rhyming lines

The message or lesson of the text (usually inferred)

blank space dividing two stanzas from each other

These are larger sections of the play. These are made up of smaller scenes.

These are smaller sections of the play. These are grouped into acts.

This explains how characters should say their lines or what action should occur in the scene.

These include clothing, hairdos, and accessories worn by the actors.

These are movable items on stage to be used by the actors.

This is the furniture and scenery that are on the stage for the play.

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Unit 3

Poetry, Drama, Prose and Point of View

Question	Answer
Sentence	This a complete, written thought with a subject and a predicate. These combine to make paragraphs.
Paragraph	This is made up of related sentences. Lots of these make a chapter.
Chapter	This is a section of a book. Sometimes longer books are divided into these with titles.
Characters	These are the people, animals, or other objects in the story.
Dialogue	This is what the characters say in the play.
Setting	This tells the story's place and time.
Plot	This is the sequence of events from the story's beginning to its end.
Conflict	This is the problem in the story. It happens when one or more characters want something, but something else gets in the way.
Point of View	Who is telling the story
Meter	A pattern of accented or unaccented syllables, the "beat" or rhythm of a poem
Rhyme	Words that have the same ending sound
Repetition	Repeating words or phrases, the "refrain"
Line	basic unit of a poem; together they make stanzas
Stanza	section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines
Rhyme Scheme	A poem's pattern of rhyming lines
Theme	The message or lesson of the text (usually inferred)
Stanza Break	blank space dividing two stanzas from each other
Script	The text of the entire play
Acts	These are larger sections of the play. These are made up of smaller scenes.
Scenes	These are smaller sections of the play. These are grouped into acts.
Stage Directions	This explains how characters should say their lines or what action should occur in the scene.
Costumes	These include clothing, hairdos, and accessories worn by the actors.
Props	These are movable items on stage to be used by the actors.
Sets	This is the furniture and scenery that are on the stage for the play.
Play	Synonym for Drama

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