1. A person appearing in a play, or a person described in the story.

2. The speeches and words within the play.

3. An object or action that is used to represent a deeper meaning than the abject or action strikes. 

4.This person tells the story and informs the “audience,” or reader of background information. This person is not a character in the story.

5. People, animals, or things that are characters in the play.

6. Any literal work refers to events taking place that make up the story and their relation to each other in terms of the sequence and pattern.

7. The written form of a play.

8. An abbreviation of the word “property”; any object that is used in a

play that helps to enhance the setting.

9. internal or external problems the characters face in play. 

10. The clothing and accessories actors’ wears are known as .............