a story told in front of a live audience.

words spoken by actors in a drama

parts of the acts in a drama; changes with setting or time

the “units of actions” from a drama; similar to a chapter in a book

the team of actors who play characters in a play, movie, or musical

small movable items that the actors use

instructions in a play's script (often in italics or parentheses) that tell actors how to move, act, or feel.

a paragraph in a poem; a group of lines that stick together to make one part of the poem, separated from other groups by a blank space

a poet's deliberate pattern of lines that rhyme with other lines in a poem or a stanza

using the same word, phrase, line, or sound more than once to make the poem more musical, catchy, and meaningful.

one who writes poems, using words, rhythm, and imagination to share feelings, stories, or ideas.

the feeling or attitude in the author’s voice or writing, like happy, sad, angry, or funny, shown by word choice and how things are said

using words to help you see, hear, smell, taste, and feel things in your imagination

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5th Six Weeks Vocab

5th Six Weeks Vocabulary

Question	Answer
drama	a story told in front of a live audience.
playwright	the author of a drama
script	written words for the actors
dialogue	words spoken by actors in a drama
scene	parts of the acts in a drama; changes with setting or time
act	the “units of actions” from a drama; similar to a chapter in a book
cast	the team of actors who play characters in a play, movie, or musical
props	small movable items that the actors use
stage directions	instructions in a play's script (often in italics or parentheses) that tell actors how to move, act, or feel.
stanza	a paragraph in a poem; a group of lines that stick together to make one part of the poem, separated from other groups by a blank space
rhyme scheme	a poet's deliberate pattern of lines that rhyme with other lines in a poem or a stanza
repetition	using the same word, phrase, line, or sound more than once to make the poem more musical, catchy, and meaningful.
poet	one who writes poems, using words, rhythm, and imagination to share feelings, stories, or ideas.
tone	the feeling or attitude in the author’s voice or writing, like happy, sad, angry, or funny, shown by word choice and how things are said
imagery	using words to help you see, hear, smell, taste, and feel things in your imagination

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